Elvis Presley: My Second Chance - Portmann, Bruce
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This innovative concept is fiction, incorporating a bit of history and romance into a story that stretches the bounds of reality. Instead of a fatal heart attack that day, Elvis is felled by a stroke. He survives this life altering event, which becomes the catalyst for physical, mental and spiritual changes. But there are highs and lows along the way. See how it might have unfolded as Elvis finds himself, love and an expanded career.

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This innovative concept is fiction, incorporating a bit of history and romance into a story that stretches the bounds of reality. Instead of a fatal heart attack that day, Elvis is felled by a stroke. He survives this life altering event, which becomes the catalyst for physical, mental and spiritual changes. But there are highs and lows along the way. See how it might have unfolded as Elvis finds himself, love and an expanded career.
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Bruce Portmann is a twenty plus year veteran of the record industry, working his way up from a clerk in a single retail location, to becoming to becoming International Marketing and Promotion Director for Capital Records and subsidiary labels EMI America and United Artist Records. The list of artists he promoted and sometimes befriended includes but is not limited to Bob Seger, Helen Reddy, Steve Miller, Anne Murray, Pink Floyd, John Lennon, Grand Funk Railroad and Paul McCartney. The energy that Bruce experienced upon seeing Elvis at a live show was enough to make a lasting impression on him. Recognizing for himself the greatness of the "King of Rock n' Roll", he become one more of the millions of Elvis fans. It's because of his love for Elvis Presley, the artist, that he has pulled from his well founded background in the record industry and written this book as his tribute to Elvis's memory.