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divorce of, 532; and effect of army on Elvis, 347–48; and Ellington-Elvis relationship, 342; and Elvis as “Crazy,” 335; and Elvis as preaching to party guests, 427; and Elvis’s death, 602, 603, 604; and Elvis’s discharge from army, 317; and Elvis’s drug use, 332–33, 541, 600; and Elvis’s financial affairs, 316; Elvis’s gifts to, 489; and Elvis’s health problems, 437, 575; and Elvis in films, 325; and Elvis’s interest in death/unknown, 339; and Elvis’s Las Vegas performances, 478, 481, 543; and Elvis’s NBC TV special, 462, 464; and Elvis’s need for women, 487–88; and Elvis’s tour, 498;and Elvis’s underwear, 355; firing of, 403; and Geller-Elvis discussions about spirituality, 403; in Hawaii, 459, 475, 485, 589; and Henning-Elvis relationship, 453; and hit on Stone, 534; and Juanico-Elvis surprise meeting, 383; and “Judy incident,” 354; and Junior’s death, 339; and Lange-Elvis relationship, 334; in Las Vegas, 393, 424–25; lawsuit against Elvis by, 593; and Leigh-Elvis relationship, 493, 495; and Lipton-Elvis relationship, 513; and Lisa Marie’s birth, 448–49; in Los Angeles, 352, 436; Los Angeles home of, 425; as Memphis Mafia/entourage member, 293, 325, 352, 366, 411; as Memphis Mafia foreman, 411, 438; and Moore-Elvis relationship, 350–51; in Palm Springs, 426; in Paris, 316; personal background of, 293; and Priscilla, 411; and Priscilla-Elvis relationship, 303, 310–11, 312, 313, 318, 322, 364, 388, 422, 425, 444, 460, 476–77, 511–12, 520, 534; and Priscilla-Elvis wedding, 439; and Priscilla’s visit to Hollywood, 360–61, 362, 363; and Ryan-Elvis relationship, 547, 549, 566; and splintering of entourage, 411–12; and Stefaniak-Elvis relationship, 280; and Stevens-Elvis date, 351; and This Is Elvis video, 521; and Thompson’s jealousy of Ryan, 552; views about Elvis of, 339; and Weld-Elvis relationship, 334; and Wood (Anita), 364, 533

Evans, Marilyn, 197–98

exotic dancers: Elvis’s fascination with, 224. See also specific person

eyeglasses, EP, 500

Fabares, Shelley, 402, 420, 430, 439

Fadal, Eddie, 254–56, 257, 262, 263, 268–69, 270

Fadal, Janice, 254, 255, 269

Fadal, LaNelle, 254, 255, 257, 268–69

fan club, Elvis, 80, 111, 137, 138, 201, 252, 595. See also Wheeler, Kay

fan mail, Elvis, 137

fans: and Audubon Drive House, 217; and Beatles-Elvis visit, 419; and blame for Elvis’s deterioration, 583–84, 594; and Elvis’s death, 603; and “Elvis has left the building,” 203; and Elvis in the army, 252, 253, 254, 256, 269, 270; Elvis’s relationship with, 405, 477, 542; and Elvis’s Shreveport show, 199–200; Elvis signing breasts of, 269; and Elvis’s social life in Memphis, 237; Elvis’s views about, 350; and fights, 189; Geller-Elvis discussion about, 528; in Germany, 273; at Graceland, 222; in Hawaii, 345, 346; in Las Vegas, 486–87, 526–27, 534; in Memphis, 383; as mobs, 126–27; in Paris, 294; and Shreveport show, 200, 202–3; and Weeki Wachee Springs honors for Elvis, 350; and Wood (Anita)-Elvis relationship, 240; and Wood (Natalie)-Elvis relationship, 194, 195

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), 316, 492

Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD), 499, 503

Federation of Musicians, 76–77

Ferra, Mary Lou, 328–29

Ferra, Sandy, 328–30, 349, 583

Ferra, Tony, 328, 329

Fike, Lamar: and Ann-Margret and Elvis, 385–86, 423; appearance of, 196; attempted enlistment of, 254; and Billy-Elvis relationship, 413; and Buergin-Elvis relationship, 278; and chimpanzee antics, 354; and Circle G Ranch, 433; crazy stunts of, 283, 420; deejay career of, 231–32; and Douglas-Elvis conversations, 413; and drugs, 413, 420; and effect of Gladys’s death on Elvis, 287; and Elvis’s American recordings, 473; and Elvis as “Crazy,” 335; and Elvis’s cowboy phase, 431; and Elvis’s death, 601; and Elvis’s drug use, 528, 536, 544, 559; in Elvis’s films, 232; and Elvis’s health problems, 596; and Elvis in Las Vegas, 463, 464; and Elvis in the army, 252, 254, 256, 269, 274, 275, 278, 281, 282, 283, 285–86, 289–90, 293, 294, 299, 300, 313, 316; and Elvis’s increase in sexual activity, 287; and Elvis’s interest in spirituality, 513; and Elvis