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Do you believe that music today lacks the intelligence The Doors (the most intelligent band of all time) had?

At the time did you feel it was worth it to work with Jim? We've all heard the stories (including some fabricated ones) of his antics. Remembering back to that time, did you ever have doubts?

What led you to sign artists in the genre of psychedelic rock (of which you are cited as being one of the first)?

You heard two sets The Doors did at the Whiskey a Go Go, what influenced your decision to sign them? Any song or event in particular that happened that night?

After Jim left for Paris, having fulfilled his contract, did you ever think The Doors were going to sign with a new label?