main0=<span class="h1">LET THEM PHOTOGRAPH YOUR SOUL</span><br>Time to clear some space on the coffee table. The Doors Anthology Ð a huge, gorgeous volume in which the band tells its own story Ð is coming your way. Stuffed with never-before-seen photos, revealing interviews and more, this stunning book will be manna for Doors fans. Created with the assistance of esteemed rock journalist Ben Fong-Torres (Rolling Stone) and published by Hyperion Books, Anthology is slated to hit store shelves in fall 2006.  

&main1=<span class="h1">ENOUGH TO BASE A<br>MOVIE ON...</span><br>Time to clear some space on the coffee table. The Doors Anthology - a huge, gorgeous volume in which the band tells its own story - is coming your way.  Stuffed with never-before-seen photos, revealing interviews and more, this stunning book will be manna for Doors fans. Created with the assistance of esteemed rock journalist Ben Fong-Torres (Rolling Stone) and published by Hyperion Books, Anthology is slated to hit store shelves in fall 2006.

&main2=<span class="h2">This Month in Doors History</span><br>Feb 14th- 1967 - Is the first of two nights for the Doors at The Whisky a Go-Go in San Francisco

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&bandMember0=<span class="h1">ROBBY KRIEGER / GUITAR</span><br>"The first music I heard that I liked was Peter and the Wolf. I accidentally sat and broke the record (I was about seven). Then I listened to rock 'n' roll."

&bandMember1=<span class="h1">JIM MORRISON / VOCALS</span><br>You could say it's an accident that I was ideally suited for the work I am doing. It's the feeling of a bowstring being pulled back for 22 years and suddenly being let go.

&bandMember2=<span class="h1">RAY MANZAREK / KEYBOARDS</span><br>"I grew up in Chicago and left when I was 21 for Los Angeles. My parents gave me piano lessons when I was around nine or ten. I hated it for the first four yearsÑuntil I learned how to do itÑthen it became fun..."

&bandMember3=<span class="h1">JOHN DENSMORE / PERCUSSION</span><br>"I play the drums," says John Densmore, with tangible pride.<br>He may be belaboring the obvious, considering that, as the rhythmic engine of The Doors, he's responsible for some of the most famous beats in rock history.