Now, a book on Hilton's chaotic life

In his book Controlling Chaos, American socialite Paris Hilton's ex-manager will demonstrate how, for a decade, he managed to save his mercurial client from disgrace by manipulating the media, and Paris herself.

American socialite Paris Hilton will have a book penned on her by her ex-manager, and in it he will give details on how he made her famous.

Jason Moore has reportedly approached a number of publishers about the tome, which claims to be a business book about the steps he took to make Paris famous.

Jason will demonstrate how, for 10 years, he managed to save his mercurial client from disgrace by manipulating the media, and Paris herself, Contactmusic quoted Moores pitch letter as stating.

Paris was oftentimes her own worst enemy, making a sex tape with a former boyfriend, nursing hangovers during photo shoots, falling asleep everywhere, and getting thrown in jail for numerous driving violations.

If Paris Hilton didnt have Jason Moore pulling the strings, cleaning up her messes she could well have faded into oblivion, it said.

Moore, who parted ways with Hilton last year, alleges that he did not sign a confidentiality agreement while working for the 28-year-old hotel heiress.

His book is called Controlling Chaos, and in it he claims Hilton did all she could to ensure she became famous.

She spent hours at a time posing in front of the mirror, nailing down the ideal position to create the perfect paparazzi photo, he said.

She wanted to become the kind of character that would land commercials, international endorsements, film and TV roles, he added.