For fifty years The Doors’ guitarist Robby Krieger has stayed relatively quiet about his life and career. In these vignettes he offers glimpses into his youth – buying his first guitar in a pawn shop, writing songs in his parents’ living room with Jim Morrison, encounters with fans – and reflects on the volatile early years of the band and the excesses of the 1960s.
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