Jack Oliver was born and raised in London, England and got his start in the music industry at Chappell’s Music Publishing on Bond Street. After two years at Chappell’s, he formed a band with songwriter, Gary Osborne called “The Chocolate Watchband.” The band signed with Decca Records, but after several successful singles -- disbanded. In 1967, Oliver joined from the Beatles Company, Apple in the music publishing division. After working with famed Apple publicist Derek Taylor, he also managed Mary Hopkin when she was first signed. Oliver became the Head of Apple Records from 1969 – 1971When the Beatles split in 1971, Oliver moved to Los Angeles, California where he partnered with Peter Asher in a firm specializing in management, production and publishing for acclaimed artists such as Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor. Oliver went on to produce concerts and tours in the United States and abroad for Cat Stevens, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne, Barbara Streisand, Carole King, America, The Motels and The Eagles. In addition, he produced videos and handled product management for Disney Pictures, Jordache Jeans, Virgin Video, Datsun Motors, Madonna, and Elton John - plus concept development and production of the long-running Las Vegas show, 'SPLASH.' From 1994 –2001, Oliver was a personal advisor and chief of staff for Academy-Award winning actor, Nicolas Cage. In this capacity, Oliver also managed Cage’s production companies -- Saturn Productions and Saturn Films.Oliver is currently busy writing and producing. He has several projects in active development, including: a documentary celebrating the Beatles’ company Apple, a Sixties era romantic comedy TV series; a theatrical musical drama and his first autobiographical novel.