Hide Your Love Away (Paperback)

Did a “toxic lover” kill Brian Epstein?

American Larry Stanton had a four-year relationship with Brian Epstein, manager of The Beatles, when being gay was a dangerous secret that could ruin lives and careers. Larry saw the inner demons that tortured Brian as he partied underground with London gangsters and music moguls who likely played a part in Brian’s demise. Worse, Larry introduced Brian to a manipulative young man – a toxic lover – who may have been responsible for Brian's death. This true-life story is finally told. This paperback version (revised and expanded) has a new Preface, more and better pictures, more info, and a larger font and better margins and spacing for easier reading.

Robin Bragg-Marcelli has forty-five years in management experience at University of California, Los Angeles that included management of five UCLA Extension campuses. She was VP-NoHoWest NC, EMT trained, Ambassador-City of Santa Monica, a volunteer Battalion 14 Coordinator with LAFD-CERT (16 yrs.), LAPD, FBI-LACAAA, FBI-InfraGard-L.A., and certified in Homeland Security and Emergency Management. Rick Marcelli has fifty-seven years in show business covering every area in the Entertainment world from Personal Management to Producing. He was Executive Producer for TV Shows on FOX network, ITV, BBC in England, New Zealand, and with Dick Clark Productions, and Director of development for CBS, William Self Productions.  He is a member of the Producers Guild and Television Academy, and also a volunteer with LAPD, FBI-LACAAA, and FBI-InfraGard-L.A. He is author of a book entitled Smoke & Mirrors that has sold over 2000 copies. Larry Stanton was born in 1937 and raised in Southern California. He served in the military having joined the Air Force, and then Reprise Records signed him to a recording contract in his early twenties. He was an entertainer, a studio engineer, a mastering engineer, a personal manager, and a record producer for twenty years. He had a successful career outside of the entertainment industry, and continues living in Southern California.