and were origionally penned as ebooks however such was the demand by the rich and famous baby boomers for a bookshelf edition Linus had no option but include them in this his collection. Both stories reflect majestic periods in Linus's life of exuberance as he struggled to come to terms with life's important influences. . His love of music started when he learnt to play Beethoven, Bach and Strauss on the family piano, to then entertain the enlightened few a-singin' and a-playin' rock'n roll on his guitar. He also learnt being a musician has an incredible lady attractant ability; the ladies, like music, dominated his life thereafter. . Mick Jagger can't have the limelight all to himself. Linus sets the scene, comparing Mick's supernova singing, dancing and lady attractin' abilities to his own social disturbances. . A youth asked him, ' '? To which Linus replied, ' '. Linus was managing a commercial operation in a university environment, the effect of a wild bunch of high-achieving students with their, ' ' ethos had a profound effect on him, rekindling/igniting behavioural traits he long considered buried.