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influence 
here

Isle of Wight festival 
here

Kennealy on 
here
,
here

lack of management control 
here

last days 
here
,
here

later interviews 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

leather trousers 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

legacy 
here
,
here
,
here

lifestyle 
here

on the Lizard 
here

the Lizard King 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

location of body 
here

loss of equilibrium 
here

Machiavellian streak 
here

manic outbursts 
here

Manzarek on 
here
,
here
,
here

marriage to Patricia Kennealy 
here

as martyr 
here
,
here

Miami striptease 
here

Miami trial 
here

moves in with Pamela 
here

names the Doors 
here

New Haven concert, 1967 
here

in New York 
here

and Nico 
here

paranoia 
here

paternity suits 
here

Patricia Kennealy's pregnancy 
here

‘Peace Frog' 
here

persona 
here

personal manifesto 
here

personal mythology 
here

petulance 
here

physical decline 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

plans to move to Paris 
here

poetry 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

and the press 
here

pretensions 
here

public urinations 
here

Pueblo Indian spirit 
here

and reality 
here

records poetry 
here

relationship with family 
here
,
here

relationship with Pamela Courson 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

relationship with Patricia Kennealy 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

relationship with the Doors 
here
,
here
,
here

as role model 
here
,
here

rumours about death 
here

self-belief 
here

self-destruction 
here
,
here
,
here

sense of humour 
here

set pieces 
here

sex and death motifs 
here
,
here

sex stories 
here
,
here
,
here

as sex symbol 
here

sexual overtones of his performance 
here

shamanism 
here
,
here

siblings 
here

Singer Bowl concert, 1968 
here

Slick on 
here

song writing 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

split with the Doors 
here

on stage masturbation 
here
,
here
,
here

stage performances 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

status 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

and
Strange Days
cover 
here

subversion 
here

tenth anniversary of death 
here

Thompson on 
here

tour, 1968 
here

twelfth anniversary of death 
here

twenty-sixth birthday 
here

upbringing 
here

violence 
here

visits Paris 
here

voice 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

on what he gives people 
here

Morrison, Admiral Steve 
here
,
here

Morrison Hotel
(album) 
here
,
here

Muller, Hervé 
here

Natalie (JM grave visitor) 
here

New Californians 
here

New Creatures, The
(Morrison) 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

New Haven, Connecticut 
here

New Mexico 
here

New Orleans 
here

New York 
here

Nico 
here

Nietzsche, F. 
here
,
here

No One Here Gets Out Alive
, (Hopkins and Sugerman) 
here

‘Not to Touch the Earth' 
here

Ondine's 
here
,
here

Orbison, Roy 
here

Other Voices
(album) 
here

Paradise Now
(theatre performance) 
here

Paris 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
see also
Père-Lachaise Cemetery, Paris

Avenue Gambetta 
here

JM's last days 
here
,
here

Périphérique 
here

Porte de Bagnolet 
here

Rock'n'Roll Circus 
here

Rue Beautreillis 
here

Rue Belgrand 
here

Peel, John 
here

Peellaert, Guy 
here

‘People Are Strange' 
here
,
here

Père-Lachaise Cemetery, Paris 
here
,
here

celebrity graves 
here
,
here

JM's burial 
here

JM's grave 
here

JM's grave visitors 
here
,
here

origins 
here

security guards 
here

as tourist attraction 
here
,
here
,
here

Phoenix 
here

Piaf, Edith 
here

Plant, Robert 
here

poppers (amyl nitrate) 
here

Poppy Studios 
here

Presley, Elvis 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

Proby, P. J. 
here

Psychedelic Rangers 
here

‘Queen of the Highway' 
here

Redding, Otis 
here

reptile route, the 
here

Rick and the Ravens 
here
,
here

‘Riders on the Storm' 
here

Riley, John 
here

‘Roadhouse Blues' 
here

Rock Dreams
 
here

Rock'n'Roll Circus, Paris 
here

Rolling Stone
 
here
,
here
,
here

Rolling Stones, the 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

Ronay, Alan 
here

Ronson, Mick 
here

Rose, Cynthia 
here

Rothchild, Paul 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

Roundhouse, the, London 
here

Rowley, Chris 
here

‘Runnin' Blue' 
here

Sagan, Carl 
here

St. Louis 
here

St. Petersburg Junior College 
here

San Diego 
here

San Francisco 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

Sedgwick, Edie 
here

Siddons, Bill 
here
,
here
,
here

Simon and Schuster 
here
,
here
,
here

sixties, the 
here

Slick, Grace 
here

Smith, Howard 
here

Smith, Patti 
here
,
here
,
here

snappers 
here

Sonny and Cher 
here

Spencer, Neil 
here

Stavers, Gloria 
here

Sting 
here

Stockholm 
here

Stone, Oliver 
here

Strange Days
(album) 
here
,
here
,
here

Sugerman, Danny 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

Sullivan, Ed 
here

Summer of Love, the 
here

‘Summer's Almost Gone' 
here

Sunset Sound 
here

Sutcliffe, Stuart 
here

teen market 
here
,
here

‘Tell All the People' 
here

‘The Changeling' 
here
,
here

‘The Crystal Ship' 
here

The Doors
(album) 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

The Doors' Greatest Hits
(album) 
here

‘The End' 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

The Soft Parade
(album) 
here
,
here
,
here

‘The Unknown Soldier' 
here
,
here

‘The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)' 
here

Them 
here

Thompson, Hunter S. 
here
,
here

‘Touch Me' 
here
,
here
,
here

Townsend, Pete 
here

Turtles, the 
here

UCLA 
here
,
here

Van Halen 
here

Variety
 
here

Velvet Underground, the 
here
,
here

Vicious, Sid 
here

Village Voice
 
here

‘Waiting for the Sun' 
here

Waiting for the Sun
(album) 
here
,
here
,
here

Warhol, Andy 
here
,
here

Washington DC 
here

‘We Could Be So Good Together' 
here

Weill, Kurt 
here

Welles, Orson 
here

‘When the Music's Over' 
here
,
here

Whisky a Go Go 
here
,
here
,
here
,
here

White, E. B. 
here

Who, The 
here

Wilde, Oscar 
here
,
here
,
here

Williams, Liza 
here
,
here

‘Wishful Sinful' 
here

Wonderland murders, the 
here

World Pacific Studios 
here

‘You're Lost, Little Girl' 
here

Zappa, Frank 
here
,
here

Zarubica, Pamela 
here

First published in Great Britain in 1991 as
Jim Morrison: Dark Star
. This revised edition published 2015

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