What are the chances that the only kids in the 60s/70s era with enough musical talent to "make it" were the children of high-ranking military officials like Navy admirals and Air Force Intelligence agents? The interview peels back the facade to show the odious influence of the Military Intelligence Complex on the rock movement that sprung up in Los Angeles in the 60s. Learn why Laurel Canyon, which became a musical mecca, was not a spontaneous blossoming as much as an orchestrated movement where the key leaders of that generation (rock and pop stars) were carefully groomed, against a background of prostitution, drugs, mind control and murder.

82-min. Audio DVD