Either We Stay At Home

I Was Having A Bit Of Trouble. I Wasn't In A Good Relationship. Or I Was In Too Many Bad Relationships. I Had So Many Girlfriends At That Point. None Of Them Seemed To Care They Weren't Pleasing Me Very Much. I Was Obviously In With The Wrong Group.

The Grown-up World Was A Very Ordered Society In The Early '60s, And I Was Coming Out Of It. America Was Even More Ordered Than Anywhere Else. I Found It Was A Very Restrictive Society In Thought And Behavior And Dress.

In England They Always Try Out New Mobile Phones In Isle Of Man. They've Got A Captive Society. So I Said, You Should Try The Legalization Of All Drugs On The Isle Of Man And See What Happens.

I Liked John A Lot. He Was The One I Really Got On With The Most. We Weren't Buddy-buddies But We Were Always Friendly. But After The Beatles And The Stones Stopped Playing Clubs, We Didn't See Each Other That Much Until He Separated From Yoko, Around 1974. We Got Really Friendly Again. And When He Went Back With Yoko, He Went Into Hibernation ... When I Went To Visit Someone In The Dakota, I'd Leave Him A Note Saying: 'i Live Next Door: I Know You Don't Want To See Anyone, But If You Do, Please Call.' He Never Did.

You've Got To Have Fresh Wardrobe. You Can't Just Go Out There Looking Like You Did Last Time. That Helps Your Transformation.