The widow of one of the most influential rockers of all time gathers the fondest memories of John Lennon, from those who knew him best, in time for the 25th anniversary of his assassination. </P>

The concept of Memories of John Lennon is simple, and yet its scope will be tremendous. Yoko Ono, the widow of John Lennon, one of the most influential musicians in the world, will gather from those who knew him best, and from those who have been influenced by him, their memories of this legend. Even in death Lennon and his work continue to inspire people across the world - his albums continue to sell, as do his drawings and books containing conversations with this now-mythical figure.  </P>

Yoko fascinates as well - at 70 she is on the Billboard charts (at #9 in May 2003). She is a controversial figure, always capable of garnering publicity and attention, the love, and wrath, of the most obsessed Lennon fans.  </P>

This will be a tremendous eulogy, 25 years after his death, from those people who spent the most time with him in his life. It will bring fans even closer to knowing the man who brought us 'Revolver' and 'Imagine'. </P>

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