<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

To start with, my husband has admitted to have a drinking problem a few months ago and even went two months without drinking. He used to drink whole bottles of whiskey in one evening and sometimes even had a six pack of beer too. 

Recently, however, my husband started drinking again on his nights off (twice a week). It's not gotten as far as a whole bottle in one night, but he drinks a few beers and about 3/4 a bottle of whiskey a night now. Tonight he told me that he dumped out the other half of his whiskey bottle that was left over from the night before, but at the moment he can barely walk or make any coherent sentences. Which leads me to believe that he drank the rest of the whiskey (plus about 5 beers) tonight. 

When I talk to my husband about how much he has started drinking again, he tells me that he doesn't think its too much and that he doesn't have a problem with drinking anymore and that I just need to calm down. He has battled with severe depression for years and he believes that lead to his heavy drinking before, but he went back on antidepressants and says that he doesn't drink because of his depression anymore. 

Am I really just being uptight about how much he drinks? Should I just "calm down" and ignore his drinking? If I don't ignore it, how do I get him to see how much he needs to stop drinking? How do I get him go realize that it makes me feel like he doesn't respect me and that I feel drinking comes before me?

I'm just so unsure about what to do and if it is me just being a controlling wife. Any advice or experiences will be much appreciated. Also, thank you for taking the time to read this.
<bot>: I think my husband is drinking a lot and he thinks that he isn't drinking too much and I don't know what to do about it