Alan B. Kaiser II, a formerly prominent Covington doctor who pleaded guilty in 2004 to manufacturing methamphetamines in a storage shed off of Access Road and then withdrew his guilty plea, was re-sentenced on Wednesday in Newton County Superior Court. Judge Eugene Benton sentenced Kaiser to 35 years, six years to be served in confinement with the rest on probation, and more than $50,000 in fines and fees, according to Alcovy Circuit District Attorney Ken Wynne. He was also forbidden to practice medicine in Georgia or the contiguous states during the length of his sentence and was banished