I did hear that they liked my book quite a lot. Because of that, they've been totally uncooperative with everyone. They don't see the greatness in their son, rather they see the embarrassment it causes them. They don't like the way it reflects on them, believe it or not. In a sense, they would prefer that nothing be written about him. It doesn't fit the image of a military man. Jim's greatness, and I think they've always been ashamed that he was busted in Miami, and busted in New Haven. Q - Why don't Morrison's parents speak out about their son?Ī - His father is an ex-Navy Admiral, and they tend to be rather conservative, military people. Last year (1982) Frank Lisciandro wrote a book about his experiences with Jim Morrison entitled 'Jim Morrison, An Hour For Magic, Photo journal' (Delilah Books) We, at the Campus Advertiser, take real pride in presenting this very special interview with Frank Lisciandro. He worked, traveled and partied with Jim for three years, photographing and filming the Doors at the height of their popularity. Read the complete Danny Sugarman interviewįrank Lisciandro was a close friend of Jim Morrison. Titled Wonderland Avenue, (William Morrow and Co.) this is the closest look at the inner workings of Rock that we've seen in a long time. And more than that, it's Danny Sugerman's story, his ups, his downs, his triumphs, his tragedies. Danny has written what has to be the most detailed account yet of life with The Doors.

He handled their fan mail and organized the group's press scrapbook. Fascinated by The Doors' lead singer, Jim Morrison, Danny's obsession with the group and their music led him to a job in their office. Danny Sugerman saw his first Rock concert at the age of 12.

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