MAN SEEKS TO BUILD 'UFO GAS STATION' BEHIND HOLLYWOOD SIGN

Los Angeles, CA -- A man who regularly contributes to the popular radio show Coast to Coast AM with George Noory wants to build a giant stone 'Pyramid of Giza' behind the Hollywood Sign.

Phil Hill --better known as UFO Phil --claims the original Egyptian Pyramid of Giza served as a massive stone "power station" designed by extraterrestrials. And, that is the inspiration for his so-called 'Great Hollywood Pyramid'.

In interviews with Peter King of CBS, The Huffington Post and other media outlets, Hill claimed to be in possession of "secret blueprints" crafted by beings from another galaxy. The documents reportedly reveal an "ancient formula" for generating hydrogen power through the use of limestone pyramids.

During an interview on Coast to Coast AM, Hill expressed his desire to "beam free energy to the world". He later revealed the energy would come from full-sized stone pyramids, 755-feet wide and 480-feet tall. One such pyramid will be placed on Alcatraz Island and another on Pikes Peak in Colorado. The third will be erected on Mount Lee, behind the Hollywood Sign.

Hill says the Hollywood Pyramid will be half-scale, 378-feet wide at the base. That's partially because the area isn't big enough for a full-sized pyramid. But, UFO Phil has another reason: "The Hollywood pyramid is a smaller, backup generator --in case the others are attacked."

But, even though the Hollywood Pyramid won't generate hydrogen full-time, it will still be used to light the Hollywood Sign and power searchlights during movie premieres.

Hill claims he's already contacted the city of Los Angeles with his plan. He says, "Mayor Villaraigosa's office is considering it. They definitely appreciate what I'm doing."

UFO Phil is a published composer, documentary filmmaker and self-proclaimed "man of science". He has appeared alongside actor Tom Green. And, his original song 'Listening to Coast to Coast' serves as a theme song for Coast to Coast AM on the Premiere Radio Network.

UFO Phil can be reached at (323) 319-4836 or by email at ufophil@ufophil.com.

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