 "OZ", however, was clearly against hard drugs.There was also much discussion and theoretical rumination regarding feminism and the "sexual revolution".Although Neville had a reputation for being wild and stoned, he revealed in his autobiography "Hippie Hippie Shake" that he was more of a workaholic, obsessed with the magazine deadlines and his editorials, which often tried to make sense of all the competing philosophies that were exploding from the "youthquake".