Gay Business entrepreneur Paul Orton, reveals the ups and downs of establishing Clone Zone Ltd as the world's largest chain of gay retail sex shops. This, coupled with the development of Manchester's very own Village Charity, to become the largest fundraising provider for HIV help outside of London. Paul details the many battles in overcoming establishment bigotry and prejudice, assisted by like-minded friends armed with fun and humour as their main weapons. His background history of growing up gay in post-war Sheffield, and experiences as a metallurgist working in Steel City, are as colourful as his adventures of travelling around the world, selling Sheffield's famous steel. HIV awareness and community fundraising, by enlisting the support of prominent celebrities of the day including the like of Paul O'Grady, Elton John, Tony Warren of Coronation Street fame and many others including royalty. This memoir gives a unique insight of the hard graft required and courage needed to succeed. Hold on to your hat and enjoy the ride.
