Jim Morrison: der König der Eidechsen

The book delves into Morrison's wild side and mythos, but I'm curious what drew the author to emphasize this aspect over others. Was it a conscious choice to shape his legacy?

His tumultuous emotions and personal battles made him feel more human, but sometimes it contrasted with his rockstar persona. Did that change how others see his music?

I'm interested in knowing whether the author uncovered new insights or if this is a synthesis of previous works—either way, it felt very comprehensive.