While most fans will be familiar with Elvis' well chronicled visits to the Moulin Rouge, how many of us were aware of his visit to the Eve Bar on Karolinenplatz, just a few steps away from the "Amerika-Haus"? Not only does Andreas Roth give us illuminating text on this visit but he has sourced a sublime collection of photos from the evening.

Undoubtedly the rare visuals in "The Ultimate ELVIS IN MUNICH Book" are what initially capture your attention. The many quality black & white candids show a relaxed Elvis obviously enjoying his time in Germany, while a number of glorious color visuals resonate in your mind long after their viewing.

There many great photos inside "ELVIS IN MUNICH" including a "hidden" photo suggesting Elvis was definitely smitten with Angelika Zehetbauer, a dancer at the Moulin Rouge. One can only imagine what Elvis was thinking at the time! Another fascinating full-page photo shows Elvis arm-wrestling with Irene Mann.

There is also a touching visual of Elvis tossing a basketball to young Robert Marquette, who was paralysed and confined to a wheelchair. As Andreas Roth tells us, Elvis visited the Marquette family on several occasions and became a good friend to the young boy. The full set of visuals showing Elvis with Robert symbolically parallels the story told in Lena Canada's book, "To Elvis With Love", about Elvis' pen-pal relationship with Karen, a young girl afflicted with cerebral palsy.