Clark: Gentlemen, wanna come down and join us for half a second? That's a beautiful song. Gentlemen... may I ask a favor, would you introduce yourself please?
Krieger: I'm Robby.
Densmore: John.
Morrison: My name is Jim Morrison.
Manzarek: Ray Manzarek.
Clark: Ray, let me start with you and a question if I may. How do you characterize your music, does it have a name?
Manzarek: Well it's impossible really to put a label on it, because of where we are in the music, being on the inside, you're only of the music, and all categories have to come from the outside, so someone else is going to have to say what our music is, rather than us because we are our music.
Clark: Now, a lot of people seem to think you come from San Francisco. Is that true?
Morrison: No, actually we got together in L.A. but we play in San Francisco a lot.
Clark: That's the explanation of why you have that association. Why is so much happening in San Francisco? You figured it out yet?
Morrison: Uh, the west is the best.
Clark: (chuckles) Alright, fair enough. (Clark turns to Robby and John)
Clark: You sold many, many albums before you sold a single record. It's a phenomenal record success all around, the album and the single. How long did it take to make that first album?
Densmore: About a month.
Clark: It's a relatively short amount of time in this day and age, isn't it?
Densmore: We're in the middle of our second album now, trying to top the first one.
Clark: You told me though, that it took about about a year to accumulate everything and put it all together.
Densmore: (nods)
Clark: Let me leap up here (to Robby), future plans - somebody mentioned you are going somewhere?
Krieger: Yea, we're gonna go to England and our new album should be out in about September.
Clark: Have you selected a name for the new album yet Jim?
Morrison: I think it's 'Strange Days'
Clark: Alright, fair enough. Why don't you make yourself comfortable up here, and we'll do the thing that set the whole music business on fire. Ladies and gentlemen, again, The Doors!