In this second edition of her book, Under A Tie Dye Sky, Suzee takes you along to walk, hitchhike, fly and drive the road of life she found in the 60s. Her Quest was launched by encounters with the Beatles, Beach Boys and other significant bands. Tugged along by their ever-more-message-carrying lyrics, Suzee chases The Dream that the enchanted ones were committed to finding. Love and truth snatched them out of this world to go wherever they were led. Something wonderful and shiny transfers out of her stories about childhood, her friends and fantasies, Haight Ashbury, experimenting with drugs, and gripping challenges. Suzee takes us back to the days Boomers experienced, but somehow may have missed or forgotten. This isn't just another memoir about a patchouli-wearing, acid-dropping Flower Child with a berserk past. There are strands of hope and you'll find yourself wondering how this person ends up writing about God and forgiveness. It's all here, told in her warm, whacky but insightful writing style.