London. The year is 1967. Pauline earns just enough to live in the magical metropolis of the sixties counterculture. She is twenty-one years old and works for an agency who places secretaries, located in the heart of the city. One day, an unexpected encounter changes her life forever: she receives a call from a gentleman named Frank Zappa, who is urgently seeking the service of a typist to transcribe the lyrics of his album, Absolutely Free. An unlikely request, not without minor flirtation and an exuberance of confidence, Pauline accepts the position and becomes part of his inner circle in Los Angeles. No true fan of Frank Zappa can claim to own a complete collection of his work without this unique diary, the most revealing and intimate portrait of Frank Zappa ever written.