Stephen, a member of Mensa, was born in 1940 during WWII. Educated at Highgate School, he left at 17 to run a provincial theatre with business partner Robert Stigwood. Back in London they became the paramount musical management company in London in the late ’50s and early ’60s, producing many number one hits. After parting with Robert in 1964, Stephen produced more hits, culminating in his management of Lionel Bart before Bart’s triumph with eleven Oscar Nominations for the film of Oliver. Later Stephen floated six public companies in the UK and USA and created three private property companies. He retired in 2017 to write and to manage his wife, Dr Patti Boulaye OBE. His autobiographical book You’ve Got to Pick a Pocket or Two was published in 2021 by Kaleidoscope Publishing.
Septuagenarian Sebastian Manheim finds a spaceship in his garden which has been buried where it crashed for 3000 years. The aliens are dead, but the computers are not, Seb develops a close relationship with one of them, the wisecracking Sobek, who is a pillar of light about four feet high. Seb agree...
