The Walrus And The Elephants

A fast-paced and highly informative book on John Lennon the activist in America in 1971. About the causes he stood for and the power he wielded--inspiring a nation and terrifying a government. About the solo albums, the controversial television appearances, the causes, and the key players. Based on original interviews by the author with Lennon's American band, The Elephant's Memory; leaders of the anti-war and feminist movements who knew the man; and other cultural and political figures who were part of Lennon's American journey. "The Walrus and the Elephants" is a look back at a time of great change, and at the John Lennon who joined the revolution, through the eyes of those who dreamed, rallied, fought, and made music alongside him.