Musician, historian Gary Revel takes you on an adventurous journey through his life. From his youth in school to the US Navy during the Vietnam War and then Hollywood, New York City, Nashville, Memphis then back to Hollywood. Even Gary surmises that as he looks back on his life even he has trouble believing all he has done.
John (The Rock Doctor) Kereiff wrote in his review of the book, "There's a fascinating journey in these pages, from those early days, to Gary's work with navy intelligence, to diving into the music scene in Hollywood where, all the tales of debauchery and hedonism you and I have only heard about are apparently true. He eventually traveled back across the country to New York City, Memphis and Nashville, and tells several entertaining anecdotes from his music career and his pivot towards family life before he began his investigation into the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. He uncovers evidence that, if true, proves James Earl Ray was NOT the assassin, and that MLK's and RFK's deaths were ordered by a Mafia crime boss."
John concludes, "To Live Or Maybe Not titillates, entertains, and gives you much food for thought- can't ask for more than that."