After Woodstock: the true story of a Belgian movie, an Israeli wedding, & a Manhattan breakdown
During the summer of '69, Elliot Tiber first helped start the Gay Liberation Movement and then saved the Woodstock Festival from cancellation. However, the best and most significant of Tiber's life adventures did not happen until after Woodstock. In this third and final memoir, following the critically acclaimed, Palm Trees on the Hudson, and his break-out bestseller, Taking Woodstock, Tiber chron[Bokinfo]