Alice Cooper - Mr. and Misdemeanor

This dizzying climb to the top was not without personal problems. Overcome by the excitement that comes with success and wealth, Elvis was glad and reveled in fame, his extraordinary fate, while his father enjoyed the new opportunities that had opened since Fortune turned to face them. It was different with Gladys Presley, who found it increasingly difficult to come to terms with things. The first months of Elvis's career were given to him with great difficulty, but it was nothing compared to what awaited him in the next two years. For a home-grown mother who dreamed that Elvis would marry Dixie Locke and she would then lead a simple family life, illuminated by the presence of two or three grandchildren, sacrificing her son on a dollar altar in the name of the American dream of the Eisenhower era was a real drama.