Angels Dance and Angels Die

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dvánce Praise fpr "This is not a vicious Sid and Nancy tale, although there are many moments when the crazed rock and roll drama of the time-of-all time?-takes hold. Nor is it quite another.Heloise and Abelard, and not exactly a modern Romeo and Juliét although, again, there are familiar echoes. It is instead an originál story that, until now, has gone untold." -From the introduction by Jerry Hopkins, coauthor, No One Here Gets Out Alive "Breaks on through to the other side of Jim Morrison . . . deftly shedding, shredding the Lizard King's skin-laying bare the truths behind the life and death myths of Jim Morrison; the woman he called his cosmic mate, Pamela Courson, and their five-year reign as the regal reptile and his faerie queen. . . . Butler digs deep beyond the public persona of Jim Morrison, discovering new, uncomfortable details of his intimate life, and etches the raw emotional reality of his and Courson's deep love affair." -Mark Ebner, Reporter-at-Large, Spy magaziné and... Tovább

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dvánce Praise fpr "This is not a vicious Sid and Nancy tale, although there are many moments when the crazed rock and roll drama of the time-of-all time?-takes hold. Nor is it quite another.Heloise and Abelard, and not exactly a modern Romeo and Juliét although, again, there are familiar echoes. It is instead an originál story that, until now, has gone untold." -From the introduction by Jerry Hopkins, coauthor, No One Here Gets Out Alive "Breaks on through to the other side of Jim Morrison . . . deftly shedding, shredding the Lizard King's skin-laying bare the truths behind the life and death myths of Jim Morrison; the woman he called his cosmic mate, Pamela Courson, and their five-year reign as the regal reptile and his faerie queen. . . . Butler digs deep beyond the public persona of Jim Morrison, discovering new, uncomfortable details of his intimate life, and etches the raw emotional reality of his and Courson's deep love affair." -Mark Ebner, Reporter-at-Large, Spy magaziné and West Coast Editor, New York Black Book "The most psychologically complete portrait of Jim Morrison to date. . . . Fresh, sane convincing, and totally engrossing." -J. RandalJohnson, co-writer with Olivér Stone of the film The Doors "Painstakingly written and researched by Patricia Butler [this book] unearths new facts about Jim Morrison . . . as weil as delving into the life styles and times of the late sixties and early seventies ... .A great read, not jüst for Doors fans, but for anyone interested in the history of that time period." -Lisa Derrick, New Times Fascinating-and fresh -Steven Gaines, author of Heroes and Villains: The True Story or the Beach Boys and coauthor with Peter Brown of The Love You Make: An Insider's Story of the Beatles _ Vissza