SQL returns the unique identifier instead of the value in my Access UNON ALL SQL - sql

Question

So here is my project using MS Access 2010,
I have developed 2 queries to select 2 different reading periods. These queries are called CycleStart and CycleEnd. When I run these 2 queries individually I get expected output results. these 2 queries pull data from tables with a couple lookup fields in them. So the lookup fields use other tables where there are only 2 columns. The next step I use SQL to create a UNION ALL query to bring these 2 cycle queries together for reporting purposes. The problem I run into is that my resulting Union query does not output the same information as the 2 individual cycle queries.
Now the specific issues. My cycle queries have a couple lookup fields referencing another table. For example the Read_Cycle field comes for a table(Read_Cycles) and only has 2 columns, the unique identifer assigned by Access and the Read_Cycle column with the data I enter. When I run the cycle queries the field for Read_Cycle returns the Read_Cycle data as expected, but the union query does not. So here is some structure of my project:
Read_Cycles Table
|ID Col1 | |Cycle_ID Col2|
1 Spring
2 Fall
3 Winter
The data tables behind the CycleStart and the CycleEnd have fields that are lookup values referencing the above described Read_Cycles table.
Query CycleStart and CycleEnd return Spring or fall or winter, which ever value is associated with the record, correctly.
however, the problem I have is that the Union SQL Query returns the ID instead of the value, so instead of getting Fall, I get the 2.
Here is my UNION ALL SQL........
SELECT "CycleEnd" AS source,
[CycleEnd].[Recloser_SerialNo],
[CycleEnd].[Read_Date],
[CycleEnd].[3_Phase_Reading],
[CycleEnd].[A_Phase_Reading],
[CycleEnd].[B_Phase_Reading],
[CycleEnd].[C_Phase_Reading],
[CycleEnd].[Read_Cycle],
[CycleEnd].[PoleNo],
[CycleEnd].[Substation],
[CycleEnd].[Feeder],
[CycleEnd].[Feeder_Description],
[CycleEnd].[Recloser_Location]
FROM [CycleEnd]
UNION ALL
SELECT "CycleStart" AS source,
[CycleStart].[Recloser_SerialNo],
[CycleStart].[Read_Date],
[CycleStart].[3_Phase_Reading] * - 1,
[CycleStart].[A_Phase_Reading] * - 1,
[CycleStart].[B_Phase_Reading] * - 1,
[CycleStart].[C_Phase_Reading] * - 1,
[CycleStart].[Read_Cycle],
[CycleStart].[PoleNo],
[CycleStart].[Substation],
[CycleStart].[Feeder],
[CycleStart].[Feeder_Description],
[CycleStart].[Recloser_Location]
FROM [CycleStart];
All other fields are coming across just fine and as expected, I have narrowed it down to only fields that are a lookup in the original tables.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also my SQL experience is really limited so example code would help greatly.
UPDATE:
here is the sql from the CycleEnd that works. I got this by building the query then changing to the SQL view...
SELECT Recloser_Readings.Recloser_SerialNo,
Recloser_Readings.Read_Date,
Recloser_Readings.[3_Phase_Reading],
Recloser_Readings.A_Phase_Reading,
Recloser_Readings.B_Phase_Reading,
Recloser_Readings.C_Phase_Reading,
Recloser_Locations.PoleNo,
Recloser_Locations.Substation,
Recloser_Locations.Feeder,
Recloser_Locations.Feeder_Description,
Recloser_Locations.Recloser_Location,
Recloser_Readings.Read_Cycle
FROM (
Recloser_Inventory LEFT JOIN Recloser_Locations
ON Recloser_Inventory.PoleNo = Recloser_Locations.PoleNo
)
RIGHT JOIN Recloser_Readings
ON Recloser_Inventory.Serial_No = Recloser_Readings.Recloser_SerialNo
WHERE (((Recloser_Readings.Read_Cycle) = "8"));
UPDATE#2
I noticed I grabbed the wrong code that references the Read_Cycles table. Here it is...
SELECT Read_Cycles.Cycle_ID, Read_Cycles.ID
FROM Read_Cycles
ORDER BY Read_Cycles.Cycle_ID DESC;
UPDATE : SYNTAX ERROR FROM THE FOLLOWING CODE!!
SELECT "CycleEnd" as source,
[CycleEnd].[Recloser_SerialNo],
[CycleEnd].[Read_Date],
[CycleEnd].[3_Phase_Reading],
[CycleEnd].[A_Phase_Reading],
[CycleEnd].[B_Phase_Reading],
[CycleEnd].[C_Phase_Reading],
[CycleEnd].[Read_Cycle],
[CycleEnd].[PoleNo],
[CycleEnd].[Substation],
[CycleEnd].[Feeder],
[CycleEnd].[Feeder_Description],
[CycleEnd].[Recloser_Location]
FROM [CycleEnd] JOIN [Read_Cycles] ON [CycleEnd].[Read_Cycle] = [Read_Cycles].[ID]
UNION ALL SELECT "CycleStart" as source,
[CycleStart].[Recloser_SerialNo],
[CycleStart].[Read_Date],
[CycleStart].[3_Phase_Reading]*-1,
[CycleStart].[A_Phase_Reading]*-1,
[CycleStart].[B_Phase_Reading]*-1,
[CycleStart].[C_Phase_Reading]*-1,
[CycleStart].[Read_Cycle],
[CycleStart].[PoleNo],
[CycleStart].[Substation],
[CycleStart].[Feeder],
[CycleStart].[Feeder_Description],
[CycleStart].[Recloser_Location]
FROM [CycleStart] JOIN [Read_Cycles] ON [CycleStart].[Read_Cycle] = [Read_Cycles].[ID];