AboutElizabeth Expertise I can answer almost any question in reference to the life of Jim Morrison. I have been a Doors fan for as long as I can remember, and I am a self proclaimed Jim Morrison junkie. I have read eight biographies and all of Jim's poerty books. I am always looking for new literature to increase my knowledge.
Experience I have read eight biographies on the life of Jim Morrison, including "Break On Through, The Life And Death of Jim Morrison" by James Riordan and Jerry Prochnicky, "No One Here Gets Out Alive" by Jerry Hopkins and Danny Surgarman, "The Lizard King The Essential Jim Morrison" by Jerry Hopkins, "Angels Dance and Angels Die" by Patricia Butler, "The Doors In Their Own Words" by Andrew Doe and John Tobler, "Jim Morrison An Hour For Magic" by Frank Lisciandro, "Wild Child: Life With Jim Morrison" and " Jim Morrison: Life, Death, Legand". I have also read his poetry books "The Lords and the New Creatures", "Wilderness volume 1", and " The American Night volume 2". I enjoy searching the internet for new knowledge on Jim Morrison. I am confident I could correctly answer almost any question about him.
Organizations JDRF - Juvenille Diabetes Research Foundation
Education/Credentials I have a BS in Biology and Biochemisrty.
Awards and Honors Graduated Cum Laude from Old Dominion University
Expert: Elizabeth Date: 6/23/2008 Subject: Linda Ashcroft
Question Hi. I am new to the doors but have just read Linda's book. After reading up on a few websites i am totally confused. Did she EVER meet him? Is the whole book complete lies? To me it was a great read and i enjoyed the calmer side of him that she has portrayed.
Answer Hello Jude,
I hate to inform you it's all a load of lies. None of it is true, Aschroft was just trying to make a buck. At most she saw him in a concert, and that is it. Researches confirmed that Jim was always in another city, when aschroft said they were together. I was kind of disappointed because I too enjoyed the read. And those that knew him said Jim was definitely a "very collegiate poet type". Much more gentle and quiet than Jim is usually portrayed.
Thanks,
Elizabeth
