This book is very clearly written and very entertaining. Certainly a must for all Doors fans. It focuses more upon the life of Jim Morrison rather than the Doors and seeks to explain the idealistic way in which he began his career only to become disgusted with the public perceptions of himself later on.
One of the best features of this book is the plethora of glossy pictures that is used. Some may say that there are too many of these and that they become repetitive but I think they serve as a good vehicle to show Morrison in all his best and worst guises.
All in all a very complete and specific account of the life of Jim Morrison that uses some excellent sources, including a number of people who worked closely to Jim, and makes a number of very good points.