Peter Asher is one of several figures who served as the Forrest Gump or Zelig or Chance the Gardener of the counterculture — people who pop up in the background of seemingly every photograph taken across several decades, whose names grace the liner notes of every significant album, whose accomplishments merit acknowledgment in countless award show speeches. If you’re a devotee of Swinging London of the ’60s or the Sunset Strip folk rock scene of the ’70s, he’s already an icon. But even if you’re not, his integrality to countless pop culture narratives beggars belief, because he has, indeed, lived many lives both in the spotlight and immediately adjacent. The pleasure of Everywhere Man is that every time you think you’ve seen the wildest piece of Peter Asher adjacency, the next chapter proves you wrong…-The Hollywood Reporter

“…‘Everywhere Man: The Lives and Times of Peter Asher’ is a nostalgic ride of what it once meant to be a real rockstar.”-RogerEbert.com

“Everywhere Man doesn’t just follow the journey of Peter Asher but the evolving culture that made his journey possible.”-Contending