GOLDMINE #36
fanzine $16
May 1979. MC5 cover story / Dennis Thompson interview, interview with Fred Parris of the Five Satins, Rockin' Ronny Weiser on teenage rockabilly singer Jimmie Lee Maslon (who recorded for Weiser's Rollin' Rock label), interview with Earl Lewis of the Flamingos, the Clash on tour, Phil Mogg (UFO) interview, Jerry Butler, the Coleman Brothers, 1920s jazz, reviews, etc.

EXCELLENT CONDITION

GORILLA BEAT #15
fanzine $16
1982, 80 pages. English zine with Syd Barrett and early Pink Floyd (photos, ads, picture sleeves, etc.), Twink interview, Crazy World of Arthur Brown history, photos of the Creation live in 1968, history of the band Tomorrow, short piece on the Misunderstood by Nigel Cross, the Chesterfield Kings, Bitter Blood, a survey of UK psych, etc.

EXCELLENT CONDITION; PRICE STICKER ON FRONT COVER

THE GROUPIE PHENOMENON
paperback book $18
Written by Ethan Arbogast. Published in 1969 by Viceroy Books of Canoga Park, California. 191 pages. You must be at least 18 years old to purchase this item. This is a fictionalized, sexually explicit "exposé" of the late 60s groupie scene--text only, no photos or illustrations except for the front cover. From the back-cover blurb: "The screaming fans, the ear-shattering music of the NOW GENERATION, adolescents in a frenzy among the psychedelic lights and crowds . . . where is it leading? What's behind the scenes? The Groupie Phenomenon explores the rise of a new cult within a cult: the hero-worshipping girls who follow their idols from concert to concert and hotel to hotel . . . This is the true story of the GROUPIE . . . The parties, the performances, the pot . . . "

GULCHER #4
fanzine $25
Tabloid (folded), 12 pages, summer 1976. Lots of stuff on the Gizmos in this special "self-hype" issue; "The Vinyl Junkie" column by Cub Koda (on Tony Joe White and others); Eddie Flowers sitting in at "The Krazee Kensumer Guide" begins part 1 of an overview of 1976 underground rock; Tom Bingham's "Little Labels" looks at "micro-labels"; goofy photos; goofier letters.

EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

GULCHER #5
fanzine $20
Tabloid (folded), 12 pages, fall 1976. Arthur Brown interview by Harold Bronson (future Rhino Records bigwig) and William Stout (infamous bootleg-cover illustrator); "The Vinyl Junkie" by Cub Koda; Eddie Flowers' second and final installment on the '76 rock underground; Tom Bingham's "Little Labels" (jazz label Herwin Records); photo of and letter from teenage Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth); and even a letter from Ken Highland's mom!

EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

GULCHER #6
fanzine $20
Tabloid (folded), 20 pages, fall 1977. The final issue of Gulcher is a book-like overview of reggae music just as it was hitting its creative peak. Tom Bingham provides most of the history, with a personal view by Jack Kolkmeyer.

EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION