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Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Alice Cooper and Robby Krieger of the Doors highlighted the grand opening week of the Brennan Rock & Roll Academy in Sioux Falls Thursday night (March 28)

The Doors can use your help. They are in search of missing elements from a show they played in 1968.

A new Jim Morrison documentary is in the works, which will chronicle his life from his childhood through his career with the Doors.

The Who, Led Zeppelin and The Doors could be among the artists honored this year in London when the city's Camden section launches a walk of fame.

I talked to the founder of the Brennan Rock & Roll Academy in Sioux Falls Wednesday to find out more about the inspiration behind it, the huge grand opening planned for March 26-30 and another Hall of Famer added to the already great lineup.

Re-mastered as double albums from the original tapes, the new set will have all six albums released with Jim Morrison before his death in 1970.

The Doors' 1968 Hollywood Bowl concert will be available for pay-per-view screening December 5th via Facebook.

Once again Doors fans are blown away by the quality of the band's latest vault release, The Doors Live At The Bowl '68, chronicling the group's legendary July 5th, 1968 Hollywood Bowl concert.

Ray Manzarek says that at the time of wrapping the Doors' final album with Jim Morrison -- the band was contemplating a new label for its future work.

The Doors Live at the Bowl '68 is now on DVD (among multiple formats) marking the first time the show has been released in it's entirety. Most bands tell you the DVD sounds jut like it did that night in the venue, but co-founder Ray Manzarek says it was far better sounding where he was sitting that night: "(Laughs) Are you kidding...