Created by Elvis fan Peter Dixon, The Complete Elvis Presley Database is a reference about the King's professional life. From the lowdown on the recent 20th Anniversary Death of Elvis news to a complete discography, which includes a lyrics encyclopedia for the words to more than 700 of Presley's songs, to the history of Elvis in films and his spectacular concerts, this database literally has it all.

A new and special section of the database, which is still in its experimental stages, is a "goodies" page, with photos of the King as well as audio soundbytes of the haunting voice of Elvis Presley saying such notable things as, "Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen." Hearing that familiar and unmistakable voice is reason enough to visit The Complete Elvis Presley Database!

Graceland. Is there a person on this planet who does NOT know who, where, or what that word means? Probably not. But for the one or two of you who don't, Graceland was the home of the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley.

Please note that this is the OFFICIAL Graceland site and not maintained by a teenage girl in northern Greenland. This is indeed the real thing! At this official webpage, operated by Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc., you can find out more information on touring this historic mansion, read the latest Graceland news, and even send personal mail to the King's former home.

Besides all that, an Elvis FAQ (frequently asked questions) page will give you the answers you've been looking for on such topics as Elvis memorabilia prices, the most current releases on CD from the King's estate, and even how to start your own Elvis fan club. The King would no doubt say, "Thank you very much . . ."

If you love Elvis, you will join! A fan club that is. Yes, the King has been dead now for 20 years, but his loyal followers will never let him be forgotten. No matter where you are located in the world, be it Australia, Europe or South America, there is a fan club for you to join to honor the man who was truly loved by all races and ages, Elvis Presley.

So don't be left out in the cold—visit this site to learn of your nearest Elvis Presley fan club and be sure to join . . . TODAY! Don't wait another twenty years.

So, have YOU seen Elvis lately? Although most of us know that he died in August 1977, there are some who swear they've seen Mr. Presley since that time. No place has been exempt from supposed Elvis hangouts— shopping malls, movie theaters, grocery stores, and restaurants have all had reports of Elvis being there and that his death was merely a giant hoax to get him out of the spotlight.

The Elvis Spotter's Web Page is not really a "serious" page (at least, it didn't appear that way to me) of official Elvis sightings but, instead, a page designed to poke some fun at the suggestions that the King of Rock and Roll faked his own death and is working at a Bob Evans in Anytown, U.S.A. doing dishes . . . If you want a good laugh, visit this site!

Elvis Presley Online is presented to World Wide Web surfers by the author of a first person narrative (told from the viewpoint of Elvis) by Paul Jaffe, who says his book on the King is "a fiction that speaks the truth."

Besides excerpts from Jaffe's novel, entitled "Clothed in Light," he also has many other sections for Elvis fans to visit including an Elvisology, which tells about the life of this legend, a discography, which lists Presley's recording history, Elvis trivia, as well as very original section called "Elvis Oral History."

Although you can't actually listen to this section on your computer (as you might think from the name—oral history), it is meant to be a storytelling tribute—real life encounters with the King of Rock and Roll. Just as family histories have been passed on from generation to generation, orally, Jaffe hopes that people's "I met Elvis" stories will live on forever . . . just as his music will!