Every Valley garage band in the summer of 1969 did "Season of the Witch." And Crazy Place was no exception. Jamey, the lead singer, with long pretty hair, sweet face, and an angelic voice, wanted to be noticed, wanted to be in the center of the L.A. music scene, a fixture in the counterculture firmament. Jamey's dreams came true, but not as he had pictured them. There was sex, drugs, and rock-n-roll, all right, but Jamey found himself dancing to a different tune. This more compact second edition entails technical corrections and a smaller typeface with fewer pages.