In his book Between Wyomings: My God And An iPod On The Open Road, Ken Mansfield recalls his years on the rock ’n’ roll scene as manager of the Beatles’ record label, Apple Records, and goes back to all the places that hold special memories of that time.
As the Fab Four’s right-hand man in America, Mansfield did everything for the famous fellas, from sneaking Paul McCartney into the country to jeans shopping with George Harrison.
Some of his wildest memories were made at the “Hangover House” in Los Angeles, where Mansfield lived and partied with stars in the ’60s and ’70s.
He remembers one night that turned from a quiet dinner party to a sex, drugs, and rock ’n’ roll-fueled blowout with 250 people.
He explains, “When you’re in business with some of the most famous people in the world, these things become everyday, natural occurrences.”
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