Marshall Terrill is the prodigious author of 34 books, and counting. From Elvis Presley, The King to Steve McQueen, King of Cool. From sports legends like "Pistol Pete" Maravich to champion prizefighters like Ken Norton and Aaron Pryor. From rock gods like John Lennon, Bob Dylan and Alice Cooper to, well... Jesus. Named "Biographer of the Year," Marshall's one of the world’s leading authorities on everything Elvis and McQueen. His newest book is Elvis and the Colonel, which will give readers a different slant on things. Whoever said nice guys finish last obviously never met Marshal Terrill.

Today's special guest is "The One, The Only" PRAIRIE PRINCE, drummer extraordinaire. Prairie co-founded The Tubes and Journey, and has "banged the drum all day” (and night) for Todd Rundgren, Jefferson Starship, Chris Isaak, David Byrne, Brian Eno, Tom Waits, John Fogarty, XTC, Olivia Newton-John, Tommy Bolin, Dick Dale, Glenn Frey, Richard Marx, Phil Lesh, Nicky Hopkins, Bill Spooner and George Harrison, to name but a few. He's also a world-renowned artist and has created album covers for the The Tubes, Alice Cooper, Todd Rundgren and Journey, and designed the sets for Michael Jackson, Billy Joel, Bette Midler, NSync, Shaina Twain, etc. He and Tubes bandmate Michael Cotten painted the famous Flying Records mural on the A&M building. Not to mention, he's one of the world’s nicest guys.

John Madara, a co-founder of "The Philly Sound" is a renown recording artist, Grammy-winning songwriter and multi-platinum 
record producer of such timeless rock classics as “You Don’t Own Me”, “At The Hop”, “Rock & Roll Is Here To Stay”, “1-2-3”, and many more. And he’s still going strong today with such exciting new ventures as At The Hop, The Movie! And unique senior vitamins called Oldie But Goodies -- “It’s how older rockers roll.”

Our guest is the marvelous Barbi McQueen a.k.a. Barbara Minty, former supermodel and wife of Steve McQueen (the King of Cool) is an international photographer and author of Steve McQueen: The Last Mile.

Barbi grew up on a dairy farm in Oregon. She was among the world’s highest paid models. One day, a famous movie star sees a photo of her. Wasn’t hard to do, she was everywhere. On the cover of top magazines and featured in a ton ads. He contacts her agent, sets up a meeting, maybe has ta part for her in a movie. But this supermodel doesn’t go to all that many movies. And to complicate things, the agent doesn’t give her the name of this movie star. So she walks into the restaurant having no idea who this movie star is. He has a full beard and is looking kind of scruffy but seeing those piercing blue eyes, she thinks he’s Paul Newman. Long story short, it’s not Newman. It’s Steve McQueen. The King of Cool. And this gorgeous model, known to the world as Barbara Minty, ultimately becomes Mrs. McQueen. They lived happily in an airport hanger packed with about a hundred motorcycles, as well as around a hundred exotic and vintage cars, including a Porsche 917, Porsche 908 and Ferrari 512 race cars. And, of course, being an airport hangar there’s his notorious yellow Boeing Stearman bi-plane.