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James Isaac Martin Isaac was born in Birmingham, Alabama and, at an early age, his family moved to Memphis, Tennessee. He attended Memphis State University (now The University of Memphis), where he majored in Journalism and English Literature. Even though he planned to become a journalist, he was seduced away from a career in writing by the record industry of the 1970s where he worked with Arista, ABC, Chrysalis and Motown Records. He left the music business for good in the mid- 80s. Today, he is an Information Technology consultant. His next book to be available is “Sad Sack Revisited” which is a humorous look at his service in the U. S. Army. His writings include, “This Road is Crying”, “You Only Love Once”, “Sad Sack Revisited” and “Loose Women Never Get the Blues”. He currently lives in Cordova, Tennessee with his lovely wife/editor, Carolyn and their Miniature Schnauzer, Zoe. A member of the Baby Boomer Generation, he was in the “first wave” of 1946. He has attempted to be an astute observer of the progression of Baby Boomers, as they have traversed five generations. Baby Boomers are the most chronicled generation in history. Their every move has been documented. They were a target market at 10 years old and remain a target market today. This book is a guide to geezerdom for his brethren.
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