The Doors
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By Siân Llewellyn Published
Also in this issue: Elton John, John Sykes, Jethro Tull, Bonnie Raitt, Led Zeppelin, The Wildhearts, Twisted Sister, Bon Mould, Black Spiders, Ice-T and more

By Rob Hughes Published
The death of talismanic frontman Jim Morrison in 1971 looked like it marked the end of the road for The Doors. But his bandmates had other ideas

By Paul Brannigan Published
On September 17 1967, The Doors performed live on US TV institution The Ed Sullivan Show. They would not be invited back

By Fraser Lewry Published
The fire at the Morrison Hotel in downtown Los Angeles was attended by firefighters from 17 different companies

By Mick Wall Published
By 1970, Jim Morrison was in an alcoholic spiral and facing jail time – but The Doors still managed to make one of their greatest albums in Morrison Hotel

By Geoff Barton Published
Shaman? Lizard King? Visionary? This was the real Jim Morrison, according to his Doors bandmates

By Fraser Lewry Published
1965 marks the 60th anniversary of Ray Manzarek and Jim Morrison's first encounter at Venice Beach

By Stef Lach Published
Los Angeles camp attendees will learn from former members of The Doors, The Police, Nickelback, Black Sabbath and more
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