Beatles historian Erin Torkelson Weber said that, apart from Lennon's account in "Lennon Remembers", the book also presents arguably the most negative depiction of Martin as a record producer. The publication led to an Internet flame war, as former Beatles engineer Ken Scott challenged the accuracy of Emerick's recollections and stated that, before writing the book, Emerick had contacted him and other EMI technical staff saying he had limited memory of the events. Scott's 2012 autobiography, "From Abbey Road to Ziggy Stardust", sought to correct Emerick's statements in "Here, There and Everywhere", especially with regard to Harrison's musicianship and character.