The Music of Time

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by Preston B. Nichols

with Peter Moon

2000

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The nature of this book necessitates clear statements of what is and what is not being purported This story is based upon the memory, recollections and experiences of Preston Nichols He has recounted these events to the best of his ability It is up to the reader to evaluate their relative truth.

The publisher does not assume responsibility for inaccuracies that may have resulted from induced trauma or misconceptions Some names and locations have been withheld or changed to protect the privacy of those concerned Lastly, nothing in this book should be interpreted to be an attack on the United States Government.

The publisher and the authors believe and fully support the United States Government as set forth by the U.S. Constitution Any heinous activities described herein are considered to by perpetrated by individuals who were not acting within the legal bounds of the law.

This book is dedicated to John Ford

and to all of the musicians and listeners who were unwittingly used

Preston Nichols reveals his hidden role in the music industry where he worked as an expert sound engineer and recorded hundreds of hit records during the golden era of rock 'n roll.

Beginning with his early work for time records, Preston chronicles his innovations in sound engineering and tells how he constructed the premier music studio in the world for Phil Spector at bell sound. Having created a mecca for talented musicians, Preston soon found himself surrounded by and interfacing with the likes of the Beatles. Beach boys, boiling stones, and many more such popular acts. For the first time, Preston reveals his employment at Brookhaven labs and how his connections in the music industry were used for mind-control and manipulation of the masses.

Ultimately. Preston's real life adventures lead to time travel, his own role in the future, and the efforts of his adversaries to arrest him and put him permanently out of commission. This includes the bone chilling story of John Ford, Preston's colleague, who is locked up without a trial for his own efforts to expose the truth. In a remarkable twist of fate, mysterious forces rescue Preston and begin a documented investigation and eventual conviction of the most politically powerful man on Long Island.

CONTENTS