What kind of adult uses a stern, even threatening tone, to tell an auditorium full of br high school kids to remain seated and calm - as they sit in anticipation of a concert br by a hot, new rock band? I’ll be polite and use the terms "uptight" and "kill-joy." br If Jim Morrison heard her announcement, well, some of us can just about see his wheels spinning, setting off some mischievous reactions. This is a show that, nice we’ve heard it, many Doors’ fans would like to see a film of. Photos would be better than nothing. br The band then pours right into "Wake Up," as Jim speaks the sinister sounding poem, and the "smooth hissing snakes" lead into a slightly rapid, but normally lengthy "Light My Fire." This isn’t one of the most controversial Doors’ shows, but it is a valid document of what they were like in 1967. Very good show. Definitely worth your while to get a copy of it.