During the summer of 69, Elliot Tiber first helped start the Gay Liberation Movement and then saved the Woodstock Festival from cancellation. However, the best and most significant of Tiber s life adventures did not happen until" After Woodstock." In this third and final memoir following the critically acclaimed "Palm Trees on the Hudson" and his break-out bestseller "Taking Woodstock, " Tiber chronicles a series of hilariously madcap and often heartbreaking adventures he had while navigating the rough-and-tumble terrain of the entertainment industry. Guided as much by luck as by his creative talents and what his old-world Jewish parents would call "chutzpah, " Tiber s journeys take him around the world all the while chasing that elusive big brass ring. The heart of this bittersweet tale, however, resides in Tiber s affectionate retelling of a decades-long relationship he had with his lover...
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