In 1972, five young men from the hills of Tennessee embarked on a journey to Atlanta Georgia to record eight original songs they had worked on for several years. Ranging in ages from 14-17, these young men layed down some Doors-inspired music and made great use of the fuzz and distortion pedals of their guitars. The lads made their mark in psychedelic history with their protest songs "Speaking Freely" and "Flying," as well as the 7-minute fuzz-fest "Flower". Only 500 copies were originally pressed and 400 of those were destroyed in a fire in 1973, so the remaining copies are extremely rare. Includes the story of the band plus rare and never before seen photos.