Grateful Dead fans are legendary for their Dead-ication to the band and its enduring legacy of freewheeling musical exploration. The Grateful Dead Scrapbook collects rare removable memorabilia and evocative images culled from the Grateful Dead Archives at the University of California, Santa Cruz, including never-before-published photos, flyers, fan letters, and other ephemera. To accompany the eye-popping visuals, renowned journalist Ben Fong-Torres draws on his personal knowledge of the San Francisco music scene in a rich text that conveys the Grateful Dead's story in a fresh way, centering each chapter on a pivotal song that encapsulates a certain era of the group's songwriting,performance, and community. An attractive slipcase and an audio CD* round out the book's beautiful design, delivering a richly illustrated volume as colorful as the band itself. *The audio CD contains interviews & press conference recordings.

Scrapbook of the Grateful Dead. The narrative and characters are fictional, but the set lists, dates and memorabilia are researched and real.

Discovered wedged beneath the back seat of a 1964 Volkswagen van, this brilliant scrapbook filled with real-life memorabilia celebrates the glory days of the Grateful Dead and the remarkable subculture that sprang up around the legendary band's many appearances around the country. It's a picaresque insider's recollection of that colorful, carefree life, complete with the treasured memorabilia of a fan who attended hundreds of concerts. Deadhead Forever includes three decades' worth of Dead lore and stories, plus more than 100 pictures, concert tickets, and other evocative souvenirs.

Herb Greene was a young commercial photographer living in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood in San Francisco when the LSD inspired subculture sprang up. Greene worked days as a staff photographer for a San Francisco department store and photographed the Haight Street hippies in his free time. Greene soon met up with the Grateful Dead, photographed them and a lifelong friendship was born. Greene's 30 year history with the Dead can be traced through this vast collection of photographs.

Halloween means spooky scrapbooks for the Cumberland Creek Scrapbook Crop, but what's been happening around town is truly frightening. First a dead woman is found in the freezer at Pamela's Pie Palace, and the next day a second woman is found murdered by the river. Reporter Annie Chamovitz learns the victims were sisters and is certain their deaths are linked. Most bizarre of all, both women were found clutching scrapbook pages. As their Saturday night crop quickly becomes an opportunity to puzzle out the murders, the ladies begin to wonder if Pamela is hiding more than her secret recipes for delicious pies--or if the crimes are related to the startling discovery that there are gangs in Cumberland Creek. As All Hallows Eve approaches, the crafty croppers must cut and paste the clues to unmask a deadly killer. Includes tips and a glossary of terms for the modern scrapbooker!