Moments In Time is all about music. This book will put a smile on your
face as the author, Tom Locke, takes you back in time to the music of the
50s, 60s, and 70s with entertaining, informative stories about known
and forgotten artists and songs. To top it off, Tom has made this book
interactive by creating access to the songs featured in each of these
stories. One click and you’ll be listening, singing, and dancing.

These stories will provide you with answers to questions about artists and
their songs. How did Tommy James come up with the title for his hit record,
“Mony Mony”? Who was the three-time Oscar winner to have a Top 10
record at the age of 67? What motivated Doc Pomus to write “Save The
Last Dance For Me”? When did the original version of “Blue Velvet” appear
on the music charts? What singer was classified as a two-time “one-hit
wonder”?

The perfect escape back to yesteryear, these stories will provide insight for
both young and old, and perhaps jog your memory about the fun times
you experienced because of this era of music, which continues to be
embraced today.

“I have met many people in the field of Rock & Roll these past 60 years, but no
one has impressed me more when it comes to reflecting on the history of this
music genre. Tom Locke is a true Rock & Roll historian who really
knows the detailed history of the evolution of this great music. He has
written a book that is worth its weight in Solid Gold."
– Mr. Music, Norm N. Nite, legendary Deejay & Author


Tom Locke lives in Vancouver, B.C., Canada, spending the majority of his time writing and executive producing in the entertainment industry. Over the past 25 years, Tom has also studied and consulted on the impact of digital technology in business. It was during this period of time that he introduced the online world to his music creation, “Moments In Time.”
He has a passion for music. Writing this book was a natural for him as he was weaned on the music of the 50s, 60s, and 70s while growing up in Toronto. The book became a reality thanks to the online listening audience at Treasure Island Oldies, who encouraged Tom to share his impeccably researched music segments that he has produced on a weekly basis for this show since August 2000.

You can reach Tom by email at tomlocke@MITstories.com