That's All Right, Mama

Jesse Garon Presley, Elvis' identical twin brother, was not stillborn as many would have you believe. This book comprises a manuscript given by a certain Lance Lee to G. Aldine Duff, the noted scholar of Cultural Phenomenology. Lee claims, in fact, to be the lost Jesse.

In truth, Jesse was always the bold, earthy part of the public image and soul of the King. Whenever Elvis had one of his frequent nervous meltdowns, Jesse filled in. It was Jesse that appeared on Ed Sullivan, for example.

After Elvis died, Jesse/Lance continued on as an impersonator of Elvis impersonators.

When Lance appears at a venue near you, be sure to attend. Lance is, in fact, a better Elvis than Elvis.