NEW: LAUGHING WHEELS IN PAPERBACK!

 Wow, What a great review of Laughing Wheels  all the way from French Speaking New Caledonia!

 

 Well, here's my second book on Amazon. When I submitted the Erzulia to Good Vibrations in San Francisco  they gave me the most excellent no.  They said it was too esoteric! My new book on Amazon SEX AND RHYTHM is an attempt to get people up to speed on the role rhythm has in metaphysical sexuality. So no more excuses girls!

This is not like any book you have ever read about sex. In fact sex is somewhat redefined here as an altered state that can allow strange happenings and transformational release.  

Here's the link> Sex and Rhythm

Dickmobile Poster  Link to video.

 I'm trying to get this up on the web for free in Raisored PDF format for a high res printing at your local color Zerox architectural printer. I'll post the link here in a couple of days. Steve

 

The Beverly Hippiebilly's.

Just Before Painting.

Towing to Doheny mansion.

Pondering my navel.

Minor repairs.

Chicken wire substrate.

Fueling up in the Valley.

 

 Well, just finished the Kindle version of the Laughing Wheels book on Amazon. Here's the link.  Follow Sally's and my amazing 60's journey with the complete backstory about how the car came into existence. 

Finally, a home for the Dickmobile..

Hi friends and curiosity seekers.  The Dickmobile is a bit of sixties history you may have missed out on.  I have loads of stories coming up from the book on the car I am writing called, you guessed it, "Laughing Wheels".  
In the sixties, I had the delusion that Los Angeles itself was a virgin and my job was to penetrate the roadways of the City with comic foreplay! A true Art win! LOL Los Angeles! I started thinking…. From my fathers quiet Denslow Ave. house to the center of  Westwood Village was only about five short blocks. If I could get up the nerve, I could flash the car then hide it as a tactic to avoid getting busted. Westwood Village was a teeming city in a city filled with theaters, bars, bookstores and college students. I could go from artistic obscurity to notoriety in a graphic instant. The question remained, was I crazed enough? Would I get busted? What would happen?  This blog spot is that story.