Hell's Angels Riding Off at Night, San Francisco, 1967

"The Angels were not only social outsiders by choice--something the Hippies admired--but they wore their hair long before the Hippies did. It was a strange, tenuous bond, but a number of the Angels became prominent figures around the Haight...Oddly enough, the Angels were as much a part of The Summer of Love as the Hippies." --Joel Selvin, from The Haight: Love, Rock and Revolution.

This is an estate-authorized, limited edition.