The Doors

The best line in every documentary is when some nearly dead man wearing suspenders shares his memories of his neighborhood in the 60's. Every single time this person will say, it was the kind of place where you didn't need to lock your doors at night. Then, quick transition to a montage of local news stories that tell the most horrific short story you've ever heard.

These people were all arrested in the State of CT but not all of them were convicted of the crimes that they were alleged to have committed. Their real life credits range from Rock and Roll greatness to reality TV infamy. These are some of CT's Most Infamous Mugshots.

The Doors, Rolling Stones, Queen and Black Sabbath are among the many bands selling face masks for COVID-19 relief.

The singer was already in a headlong downward spiral by the time he performed this final show.

"Strange days have found us," Jim Morrison sang on the title track, and it was undeniably true.

On Sept. 20, 1970, Jim Morrison was arrested in connection with an controversial incident in Miami.

It was a clash of mainstream culture vs. the counterculture.

When they originally wandered into Los Angeles' World Pacific Studios, this band was called something else entirely.

Jim Morrison was discovered dead in his bathtub by his girlfriend on July 3, 1971.

He'd reportedly "been drinking all day" by the time they went on at the Boston Arena.