 Amid a chaotic press conference at Maxim's restaurant, this gesture increased Harrison's public affiliation with the movement, as did his financing of Prabhupada's 400-page book "Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead", for which he also wrote a foreword.That same spring, Harrison invited three families from the London temple to stay at his newly purchased Oxfordshire estate, Friar Park, where they helped restore the property's parkland and formal gardens.The devotees' arrival at Friar Park sated Harrison's love of chanting and inspired themes on his first post-Beatles solo album, "All Things Must Pass" (1970), but left his wife, Pattie Boyd, feeling increasingly isolated.