He didn't document rock history from the outside. He was inside it, with a camera, because these people were his friends. This isn't a photography lecture. It's a firsthand account of one of the most documented, least truly witnessed eras in American music, told by the man who was in the room. Harrison Ford told him he had a "framing jones." He was at Woodstock. He danced with Joni Mitchell at a love-in while the Eagles — then completely unknown — played nearby. He didn't document rock history from the outside. He was inside it, with a camera, because these people were his friends. This isn't a photography lecture. It's a firsthand account of one of the most documented, least truly witnessed eras in American music, told by the man who was in the room.