Tony Bramwell's life began in a postwar Liverpool suburb, where he was childhood friends with three of the Beatles long before they were famous, and stayed by them for every step of their meteoric rise. If anything needed taking care of, Bramwell was the man the Beatles called, the man they knew they could trust. His story has been sought after for years, and now, here it is, full of untold stories and detailing with an insider's shrewd eye the Apple empire's incomparable rise, Brian Epstein's frolics, Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters, Phil Spector's eccentric behavior, and new stories about Yoko Ono, the Stones, and his own life--working and partying with everyone from the Beatles to Hendrix, Ray Charles, and The Who, this book encompasses a who's who of rock.