When a down and out acid casualty stumbles across the greatest
secret of the 1960's, all Hell and half of Heaven breaks loose!
In an effort to find the famed "Walrus" of The Beatles lore,
Dave Chalmers battles his way through demons, madmen,
murderers and conspiracies to cross paths with nearly every myth
and wild tale of the era including:
Who killed John Kennedy? What really happened to Jimi Hendrix?
The faking of Jim Morrison's death. Where Elvis is today, and what
was the real power behing the legendary, magical, mysterious
1960's PLUS the greatest myth of all...
Who and what was the Walrus?

The Author of nineteen books, including the New York Times bestseller Break On
Through: The Life and Death of Jim Morrison, James Riordan's career began in the
music industry where as a song writer, manager, producer and concert promoter he
worked with several well known artists. In 1976 he began writing a newspaper
column on popular music, Rock-Pop, which he later syndicated. Riordan soon
became one of America's premier rock journalists with articles reaching millions of
readers including those of Rolling Stone, Crawdaddy, Circus, Musician, and
newspapers like The Chicago Daily News, The Kansas City star, and many others.
His reputation for relating on a one-to-one level soon led to interviews with George
Harrison, Bob Dylan, Fleetwood Mac, Frank Zappa, The Doobie Brothers, Kenny
Rodgers, Barbara Mandrell, Crosby, Stills & Nash, and countless others....
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