“There is something quite Lennonesque about Ken Mansfield’s soul-searching—his tales are astonishingly clear and vivid.” —Barnes&Noble.com (Kevin Giordano)

“Countless books about the Beatles have been written by researchers - not by people who were actually there. This book is an exception - I know because I was there for some of it myself. Ken and I shared the experience of the famous Apple rooftop session. Ken worked for the Beatles through their heyday, and was also their trusted friend. There is no one better equipped to tell the Beatles' story - truthfully - and more importantly - factually, from the inside.” —Alan Parsons, Engineer-Beatles/Pink Floyd, Multi Platinum Producer

“Where do rock stars go when they’ve tried everything the world has to offer and yet have continued to come up empty? Rock and a Heart Place, provides engaging and perhaps surprising answers."

—Ken Abraham, New York Times bestselling author

“Mansfield’s prayerful musings are quite extraordinary. These along with exciting stories of the music business in the sixties & seventies make this a welcome addition to the spirituality shelf.” —Publishers Weekly

“Ken is jarringly honest about everything—life, success, fame, disillusionment, faith, questioning faith, cancer, the death of friends, and staying very close to one’s spouse and Creator in the face of life-threatening challenges. This book might make you a little uncomfortable, but that’s probably why you should read it. We must all at some point face similar challenges, face mortality, losing everything material, and Ken talks about what it’s like to trust God, no matter what.” —Bernie Leadon, founding member of “The Eagles”