Wonderland Avenue : tales of glamour and excess

At The Age Of Thirteen, Danny Sugerman- The Already Wayward Product Of Beverley Hills Wealth And Privilege- Went To His First Doors Concert. He Never Looked Back. He Became Jim Morrison's Protégé And- Still In His Teens- Manager Of The Doors And Then Iggy Pop. He Also Plunged Gleefully Into The Glamorous Underworld Of The Rock 'n' Roll Scene, Diving Headfirst Into Booze, Sex And Drugs: Every Conceivable Kind Of Drug, Ever Day, In Every Possible Permutation. By The Age Of Twenty-one He Had An Idyllic Home, A Beautiful Girlfriend, The Best Car In The World, Two Kinds Of Hepatitis, A Diseased Heart, A $500 A Day Heroin Habit And Only A Week To Live. He Lived. This Is His Tale. Excessive, Scandalous, Comic, Cautionary And Horrifying, It Chronicles The 60s Dream Gone To Rot And The Early Life Of A Hollywood Wild Child Who Was Just Brilliant At Being Bad.