The Doors. We will light this night. My memories. Krieger R.

Few groups are so shrouded in a foggy haze of rock-mythology as The Doors, and to separate the facts from fiction seemed almost an impossible task. But now, after fifty years, the quietest participant in The Doors finally violates his silence to set up all the points over the i.

in a series of short sketches of Robbie Krieger returns readers to where the history of the group was performed. The pawnshop, where Robbie Krieger bought his first guitar; The prison camera, where his teenager was imprisoned for drug use; The living room of his parents, where he, together with Jim Morrison, wrote the first songs; Empty bars and parties in the backyard, where The Doors played their first awkward concerts; And many other sites, the speeches on which grew into the notorious riots.

Robbie Kriger also reveals details about personal life difficulties-from drug addiction and ending with the mental breakdown of his twin brother and his own battle with cancer. Humorist stories about skirmishes with crazy fans, famous musicians and one truly angry monk are balanced.