A string of several buffers may be needed in the line from the switch to the AND gate to delay the switch signals arrival at the AND gate. If not, the switch may stay 'closed' long enough to still be present when the one shot triggers.
Probably easiest to do this with a simple 8 pin micro and a few lines of code.
My Dilemma is that i'm going to be using a 555 Chip to have the switch stay on for 1min, but in order to activate the power , the button needs to be pressed twice. would i need to 555 timer chips, one for the double tap and one for the delay?
I don't see how the 555 chips, or whatever it is that you use, will get power until the double-click action occurs. Or is this not actually about a device to "activate power"?
Also, remember that switches tend to be electrically noisy, in the sense that pressing the switch once will most likely involve several contact closures. Switch debouncing is a common issue in digital circuits.