Victor Bockris aided in the formation of the text and selection of photographs, which also provides an intimate portrait of the unique collaboration between Debbie and Chris.

    More accurately it is the story of a sound, and of a time and place that brought a unique combination of performers, songwriters, producers, musicians and businessmen together. No one aspect outweighs another in its importance to the whole; success was simply not possible with even one weak link in the chain.While providing a comprehensive overview of all the major contributors, I've also chosen to chronicle in depth one person who best exemplified each link in the chain: The Producer; The Songwriter; The Group; The Singer; The Record Company and so on. Here we can see why and how people created what they did, and what the results and consequences of their actions were. In a larger sense, perhaps, this story also traces the transition of rock 'n' roll from what it once was, to what it has become today. It is a picture of both musical and personal triumphs and failures, which after all, is what the soul of rock 'n' roll is all about. " -- Alan Betrock --introductionFollows the history of the girl singing groups and singers of the sixties, including the Shangri-Las, the Supremes, and Lesley Gore, and explains how this particular style of music developed. --ecampus.com

    The author recounts his friendship with rock star Jim Morrison, includes some of Morrison's poetry, and presents photographs of the Doors in concert.