The Venezuelan immigrant who spoke no English when his parents enrolled him in Mulholland Middle School in Van Nuys, CA, and went onto TV stardom as Fez on That ’70s Show while he was in high school, also uses the book to show the positive side of immigration during this time of heated debates on the subject.

It’s been over 18 years since That ‘70s Show ended, but it's till one of the most rewatchable series and is easily accessible via streaming. The Fox sitcom produced many eventual stars, like Ashton Kutcher,

Wilmer Valderrama, who broke out as Fez on "That '70s Show," reflects on his journey from immigrant to TV star in the memoir "An American Story."

The ‘NCIS’ star opened up about his experience immigrating from Venezuela to the U.S. and his rise to stardom in his new memoir.

Valderrama said he and Kutcher would often compete to see "who could get the biggest laughs from the audience"

Wilmer Valderrama shared new insights about filming 'That '70s Show' in his memoir, 'An American Story: Everyone's Invited'