DQ 33


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			Wasn’t it a nice and interesting issue, the one you are getting for free in this download? Another delayed issue, because I had been busy writing THE DOORS ON STAGE (very hard to get nowadays, out of print), with Gilles Yepremian’s help and some little contribution by Fulvio Fiore. The front page showed a rather drunk Jim Morrison at John Densmore’s birthday party, taken December 1, 1969. Robby Krieger had given me this photo, which was taken by Brendee Greene (wife of Bob Greene, The Doors’ accountant). The main story in this issue was how two fans (me – who had the idea where to do some investigation - and an ex-friend) finally found that boy peeping out of the window behind Jim Morrison, a famous photo taken by Alain Ronay on June 28, 1971, in Saint-Leu-d’Esserent near Chantilly in France. I am saying “ex-friend“, because this here in DQ 33 is the original story, written by myself in 1995 and it is a true account of how that boy was found. Much later, this ex-friend published a book in 2004 (!) for which he had rewritten the story, leaving off my name completely and praising how he alone had performed the search for that boy … what a rip-off! Judge yourself, dear fans! A collector’s nightmare was to write about all special official releases from “An American Prayer”, plus the usual 10 pages of reviews on new bootlegs, videos and books. A private review of a 1972 Doors Concert in London, a good philosophical article by Brent Turner and Robby Krieger’s testimony in Miami (dated September 16, 1970) still make a good read nowadays. Enjoy! The magazine came with a free poster, but unfortunately I forgot which one... Please note that your digital copy of The Doors Quarterly Magazine 33 hasn't been altered in any way. You get it as it was published on February 20, 1996. Be aware that all addresses (private, email and web) are no longer valid. Books, CDs or posters and other stuff might not be available anymore. Please do not respond to any of the small ads or blame anyone for incorrect details - all writers just did the best they could back in 1996. Enjoy and let us know what you think! PS ... if you would like to obtain an original paper copy of this Doors Quarterly Magazine #33 including a free poster please send a private FB message to Rainer Moddemann - thank you!