Title: TERRIBLY WRITTEN WITH A ONE-SIDED VIEW
Product review: I didn't like this book at all - I'm sorry I purchased it, let alone read it. Jerry Hopkins interviewed Jim Morrison on a few occasions and Danny Sugarman worked at a menial job in the office of the Doors. Does this warrant writing a book about Jim Morrison?To my mind, Hopkins is infatuated with Jim and Sugarman is a Jim Morrison wanna-be who practically worships the man. There is no new material here; it's rather dry and boring. I suggest skipping this book and reading others, such as "Light My Fire" by Ray Manzarek, "Riders on the Storm" by John Densmore, and "Strange Days" by Patricia Kennealy. Also check out "The Ultimate Doors Companion" - intelligently written with various perspectives.
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