The Night Jim Morrison Was Arrested for Indecent Exposure After the Miami Incident
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The Doors was not just one of the most popular bands on the planet: it was the personification of uncontrol, psychedelic poetry and open questioning of the establishment. At the front, Jim Morrison embodied the ultimate shaman of counterculture. However, that same provocative aura transformed him into the perfect target of conservative authorities. On August 10, 1970, the historic trial against the vocalist began at Dade Criminal Court in Florid…
The Night Jim Morrison Was Arrested for Indecent Exposure After the Miami Incident
On March 1, 1969, The Doors arrived in Miami, Florida, for a concert that changed the career of their lead singer, Jim Morrison. The event took place at the Dinner Key Auditorium, a converted seaplane hangar located in Coconut Grove. Approximately 12,000 fans packed into the building to see the band. This was nearly double […]
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