The Memoirs Of Billy Shears

William Shepherd ("Billy Shears") took over The Beatles and the McCartney estate on 16 September 1966, going from "Billy Pepper" of Billy Pepper and the Pepper Pots, to The Beatles' new "Sgt. Pepper" of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Taking creative control of the band from John made William "the new boss," saving the band, but tormenting all involved. The Memoirs is the source of the "Paul is Dead" material reprinted in Billy's Back! and of the insights in Beatles Enlightenment, but also includes the darker aspects: Paulism, Satanism, and Biblical humor--calling The Beatles the four-headed 666 Beast. The Memoirs is the first fully encoded full-length book. As part of that encoding, it contains the world's largest acrostic, and is the world's premier of word-stacking. By reading The Memoirs, you will learn the secret meanings of their songs, and will recognize Paul and William's distinct physical differences, personality differences, and vast differences in musical skills.

"The Memoirs of Billy Shears brings many astonishing facts to light that have been hidden for decades. It is the source for Billy's Back!, Beatles Enlightenment, and The Talent Contest, and also includes nine chapters that were not selected for those compilations. The Memoirs of Billy Shears refers to over 200 songs, setting the record for the most songs referenced in any narrative in any language. These songs establish narrative context, and show the hidden meanings about Paul McCartney's death in Beatle songs, and in several songs by their friends in bands including The Rolling Stones, Donovan, The Bonzo Dog Band, The Who, and Elton John. The Memoirs of Billy Shears, with its many historically significant revelations about the Beatles that have been hidden since the Sixties, and with its record-breaking elements of writing sophistication."--Goodreads.

The Box Set of The Memoirs of Billy Shears is the "Paul is Dead" story from the perspective of Billy Shears, who replaced Paul McCartney in the Beatles. Whether or not you believe that the Beatles replaced Paul, this story, packed with verifiable details that were hidden since the Sixties, presents the Beatles' magical mystery as no other book ever could.The Memoirs of Billy Shears is the tell-all memoirs of Paul McCartney. It was created with the talents of the poet-encoder, Thomas E. Uharriet, and has a foreword by Gregory Paul Martin, the son of "fifth Beatle" George Martin.The Memoirs of Billy Shears is packed with historically significant disclosure about the Beatles, and about the elite who placed that band on the world stage to launch their global agendas. Many of these historical facts had been hidden from the Sixties until this book.Crafted with poetic brilliance, while conveying the historical message from Sir Paul's point of view, this book utilizes multiple methods of encoding, gnostic, numerological, mythological, and cultic symbology, all with layered meaning that pulls you in deeper with each reading. With all of that going on, and with it being the first to have word-stacking and acrostical messegs on every page of the narrative (forming the world's longest acrostic), it can be overwhelming.These memoirs of Paul McCartney are far less conservative than the traditional story. The Memoirs of Billy Shears is more creative, historically detailed, and shockingly revealing. It is much too much to take in all at once.The Memoirs has a built-in sequel. On your first readings, we highly recommend that you ignore all of the above distractions, and just focus on the story and song meanings (especially on the meanings that are not permitted in the official memoirs). We especially urge you to ignore the acrostic, word-stacking, and footnotes on your first time through.Then, read it again with the word-stacking and the acrostic. On your third reading, include the footnotes. That intended reading method changes the book so dramatically, you really will feel as if you are reading a sequel.

In the fall of 1969, a rumor swept across two continents that the lovable Beatle, Paul McCartney, had been killed in a car crash. According to some, he was replaced by "Billy Shears." This book is an attempt to separate fact from fiction. Join the author on a fascinating trip deep into rock n' roll lore. You will no doubt be surprised by some of the discoveries that are made along the way to the shocking conclusion.

A guide to the hoax that Paul McCartney was killed in an automobile accident in 1966 and replaced by a look-a-like.

Billy Shears Acrostical Decoding provides new reading pleasure to those who accept the challenge of breaking the secret code. A hidden acrostical message runs through the printed versions of The Memoirs of Billy Shears, Billy's Back!, Beatles Enlightenment, and parts of The Talent Contest. After reading each chapter from those books, you will have the context to appreciate the hidden message concealed in that portion of the acrostical puzzle. If you accept the brain-stretching challenge of decoding the acrostic in any of these books, you will want to refer to this booklet whenever you get stuck--as everyone gets stuck from time to time. If you enjoy cross-word puzzles, word searches, or Sudoku, you will love stepping up to this new code-breaking challenge.

In this “exhilarating yet poignant account of one boy taking flight” (Shelf Awareness, starred review), one of rock music's most entrancing figures transforms the vividness of his musical world into an unforgettable literary account of overcoming the odds and finding his true voice. Long before hitting the stage as the lead singer of the iconic glam rock band Scissor Sisters, Jake Shears was Jason Sellards, a teenage boy living a fraught life, resulting in a difficult time in high school as his classmates bullied him and few teachers showed sympathy. It wasn’t until years later, while living and studying in New York City, that Jason would find his voice as an artist and, with a group of friends and musicians who were also thirsting for stardom and freedom, form the band Scissor Sisters. First performing in the smoky gay nightclubs of New York, then finding massive success in the United Kingdom, Scissor Sisters would become revered by the LGBTQ community, sell out venues worldwide, and win multiple accolades with hits like “Take Your Mama” and “I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’,” as well as their cult-favorite cover of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb.” “Brutally honest” (Elton John), candid, and courageous, Shears’s writing sings with the same powerful, spirited presence that he brings to his live performances. Boys Keep Swinging is “a wild, sexy, emotional ride through underground New York at the millennium. From the fringes to the top, it's a tale that speaks to the outsider in all of us” (Andy Cohen).