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So I wrote up my thoughts, possibly somewhat chaotically. Sorting the book out comes next, though there’ll probably be a bit of a break.
Caption: Crawdaddy!, Jan 1967, created by the late Paul Williams in 1966. It lost its exclamation mark in 1969, briefly ceasing publication that year. It ceased publication again in 1979, after a few issues as Feature. Williams himself rebooted it in the 90s, and an online version currently exists. Williams died in 2013.

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Paul Williams -- who helped form modern rock journalism with his magazine Crawdaddy! -- died last night at the age of 64 from complications related to a bike accident. For more go here.
Just caught a sad though interesting article on the Gollancz site about Paul Williams, founder of Crawdaddy! and championer of Philip K. Dick.