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The Doors Quarterly Magazine #26,
with its stunning cover photo by Frank Lisciandro, went to the post office on May 20, 1992 (I was NOT happy at all with the quality of the printing). It had but one page of news ... not much compared to all following editions of the Quarterly. Nothing much had been going on the months before, but as usual our readers were provided with some interesting articles which were absolutely worth reading. There’s part four on my L.A. Guide, leading fans to Laurel Canyon, to the former Morrison Hotel and the original Hard Rock Café, down south to Santa Monica and the former Turkey Joint West (I remember some great beers in there) and I also added a few updates of information on previous parts of the guide. Two book reviews (Kennealy-Morrison and Riordan/Prochnicky) and eleven reviews of underground CDs and LPs informed fans about interesting but also to-be-avoided purchases. Most interesting in issue #26 was a 3-page story by my friend Cathy Weldy, who used to know The Doors and especially Jim from 1966 to the months before he left for Paris. Cathy wrote this very touching report exclusively for The Doors Quarterly Magazine. Another retrospective view of The Doors at the Avalon 1967 was written by Sally E. Hinton. A further article by Jeff Hughson who remembers his experiences of watching a few Doors concerts in 1967. In addition I put in Cris Reabur’s Morrison Hotel Revisited, one of the most interesting reviews ever written. An interesting Q&A by Jerry Hopkins about his forthcoming book The Lizard King is followed by Doug Sundling’s essay Their Artistic Vision (this later became the title of Sundling’s book) and a shorter essay by Dan Salomon called Vision of Los Angeles. And finally a brilliant Journey to the Vortex of the Golden Scarab from Downbeat (November 1974) made a good read in this issue of The Doors Quarterly Magazine #26. For a change, sadly there wasn’t any free poster with it. Enjoy your digital version and let us know what you think ... we will continue soon by publishing a digital version of DQ 25. CU and have fun! Thanks to Kevin Chiotis for all of his work! A splendid time is guaranteed for all! And don’t forget: Please note that
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