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I have yet to read this book, but baught it a month ago, and definatly want to read it soon, loads of work in college it's hard to find time to read for pleasure, when I allready have to read 50-100 pages of stuff a night.
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Well I didn't recommend it for a "pleasure" read
Graham can be a little dry, but like I said, Zweig helps update the concepts and relate them to things that happened in the bubble, which really freshens things up.
Also, if you ever decide to graduate to "Security Analysis" I just realized you can get the original Graham versions on Amazon. I've actually only read the most recent edition (updated by a guy named Cottle) and a few things in it strike me as rather ungraham-like. I've ordered his 1951 edition and should be reading it soon. I'll post a review if I get a chance.