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An Intimate Memoir Of The Flamboyant Queen Singer By The Man Who Knew Him Best. Peter Freestone Was Freddie Mercury’s Personal Assistant For The Last 12 Years Of His Life. He Lived With Mercury In London, Munich And New York, And He Was With Him When He Died. In This Book, The Most Intimate Account Of Mercury’s Life Ever Written, He Reveals The Truth Behind The Scandalous Rumours, The Outrageous Lifestyle And Mercury’s Relationships With Men, Women And The Other Members Of Queen. From The Famous Names – Including Elton John, Kenny Everett, Elizabeth Taylor And Rod Stewart – To The Shadowy Army Of Lovers, Fixers And Hangers-on, Peter Freestone Saw Them All Play Their Part In The Tragi-comedy That Was Freddie Mercury’s Life. Freestone Lived With Mercury In Europe And America For Over A Decade. From The East 50s Apartment In New York To Kensington Lodge, The House In London Where Mercury Died – Not To Mention Innumerable International Hotel Rooms And Apartments In Between – Freestone Was Always On Hand To Serve And Protect The Man He Had First Met In The Biba Department Store In The Early 1970s. Then Queen Was A Largely Unknown Band. Soon It Would Be The Most Glitzy Of Glam Rock Bands

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Author
Peter Freestone
Publisher
Omnibus Press
Published
2010
Language
EN
ISBN
9780711986749
Category
music
Subjects
Memoir, Fiction, Film, Television & Music
Rating
4.5 / 5 (56 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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