50 years after the release of Forever Changes, this acclaimed memoir is the insider's story of Love, one of the seminal West Coast bands of the later sixties, by the talented young drummer swept into the path of Arthur Lee, charismatic frontman and creative force. As a cautionary tale of rock band politics, Pegasus Epitaph is frank and compelling while vividly portraying life away from the studio; hanging out in Laurel Canyon, checking out bands and shooting the breeze in the Summer of Love. This new revised edition is a unique piece of rock literature and of the world in late sixties California.