Do You Remember The Doors?

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Do you remember The Doors - the influential, original and sometimes controversial American rock band from the mid-1960’s and early 1970’s?

If you don’t remember the band name, The Doors …

Do you remember the name Jim Morrison, the lead singer / vocalist for The Doors, who died suddenly in 1971 in Paris?

… and if that still doesn’t jog your memory …

Do you remember any of the songs like “Break On Through (To the Other Side)“, “Light My Fire“, “People Are Strange” or “Love Me Two Times“?

If you now remember The Doors and/or you are already a fan of The Doors then …

Here is a trivia question for you …

Who was the Bass Player that The Doors chose when they were at the peak of their creative and commercial powers to play bass on their three crucial albums – “Strange Days“, “Waiting for the Sun“, and “The Soft Parade“?

The Answer is …

Doug Lubahn !

and Now —

for the first time –

Doug Lubahn tells the story of his days with The Doors and among the greats of rock ‘n’ roll in Doug’s book “My Days with The Doors and Other Stories“.

Where You may read about how Doug quickly reaches the pinnacle during his years with The Doors,
… from the quiet days before they were big …
… when Jim Morrison would chauffeur him to the studio each day in a Volkswagen,
… to his 2004 reunion with Ray Manzarek and Robby Krieger.

Come inside the studio, with Doug, as he recalls…
… The Doors‘ highs and lows,
… the day Ray gets bashed in the face, and …
… the awful silence as he sits with Ray, Robby and John after Morrison’s death.

Read Doug’s song-by-song notes and inside stories from The Doors recording sessions.

Doug Lubahn was also the Bass Player for the Billy Squier Band

… on the “Emotions In Motion” Double Platinum album and the “Signs Of Life” Platinum album!