Love were one of the legendary bands of the late 1960s US West Coast scene and their masterpiece Forever Changes still regularly appears in critics' polls of the greatest albums of all time. Michael Stuart-Ware was Love's drummer and here shares his inside perspective on the band's recording career, showing how drugs and egos thwarted the potential of one of the great groups of the burgeoning psychedelic era. The author also portrays Love's life away from the stage: hanging out in Laurel Canyon, drinking, smoking grass and chasing girls in the summer of love.