British-born artist, poet and singer Opal Louis Nations writes of his meetings with singers and musicians plus music friends on the 1960s English rock scene. Encounters include "brushes" with the likes of Alexis Korner, the Who, Ringo Starr and Paul Jones, among others. He vividly describes his early musical influences as a teenager growing up in England in the 1950s and his struggles to make it as a recording artist on the popular music scene of the Sixties.