Laguna Hills, CA (WFN) -- The success of former President Bill Clinton's biography, "My Life," could be adding a new chapter to the life of his most successful impersonator.

Pat Rick -- who spent eight years working as "the counterfeit Bill" at corporate events and shows like "The Tonight Show" -- admits that his impersonation career has been "very quiet" during the Bush administration but he's been getting a "continuous trickle of inquiries."

It's not much but it's enough that he has to rethink whenever he cuts his hair short to make sure he can get it back to Clinton's style in a pinch.

Rick is expecting the new book will cause "a bubble of activity" as Bill -- especially since he has a colleague who still works regularly as a Hillary Clinton clone.

Although Rick hasn't read Clinton's book completely, he does admit he checked the index to see if he was referenced. Alas, he wasn't mentioned.

Rick has no plans to follow Clinton's lead and write his own book about his life as a presidential impersonator, but he does have a one-man show in the works.

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