Venue Address: 3400 E Camino Campestre - Tucson, AZ
Promotion: KIKX
Event: Happening #2
Also Performing:
The Poppies
Setlist:
Back Door Man
Anybody Got A Cigarette? (Dialogue)
Break On Through
(Power Cut)
Soul Kitchen
Moonlight Drive
When The Music's Over
Light My Fire
(Incomplete)
Recordings / Film:
Unavailable
Photographers:
Greg Robertson
Reviews / Info:
-The Doors stay at the Aztec Inn.
-8:30pm scheduled start time.
-Outdoor performance.
-Lights by Solar Flare.
-The Doors arrive late for this show, causing the opening act to play two unrequested encores.
-Jim Morrison gives a highly provocative performance and the audience reacts enthusiastically.
-Many amateur photographs are said to have been taken during this show.
-During Break On Through the stadium breakers flip, cutting the lights and stage power.
-Before the power is restored, Jim Morrison gazes up at the visible stars waiting for it to return.
-During a quiet passage in When The Music's Over, an audience member faints.
-Police carry away the fainted audience member after she is hoisted over the front row barrier.
-Jim Morrison swings the microphone over his head in bigger and bigger arcs narrowly missing Ray Manzarek.
-Vince Treanor runs in a crouch onto the stage to warn Jim Morrison as Ray does not see the microphone.
-Jim Morrison invites the audience to come on stage during Light My Fire.
-Audience members trample the front row barrier in response to Jim Morrison's request.
-Police officers struggle to contain the audience, and The Doors leave the stage.
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Newspaper: Tucson Daily CitizenAuthor: Greg Robertson
Publish Date: June 29th - 1968
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