Trips

In this captivating memoir, Ellen Sander, a pioneering rock journalist, offers a vivid look into the vibrant music scenes of the 1960s, drawing from her experiences with legends like Led Zeppelin and the swirling counterculture of the era. Through a mix of personal anecdotes and sharp social commentary, she takes listeners on adventures through iconic locations such as Greenwich Village and the festivals at Monterey and Woodstock. This expanded edition also includes notable pieces on groupie culture and concert conversations, making it both a nostalgic recollection and a critical exploration of a transformative decade in music and art.