On February 22, 1967, The Doors' performed at the Valley Music Theater in Woodland Hills, California George Washington's Birthday Bash. This event takes place as a fundraiser & awareness concert for teenagers and the public following the Sunset Strip riots. The doors played first. 🔻February 22, 1967, Woodland Hills, California, photo by Jean Trindl
On August 14, 1967, The Doors were awarded a Billboard Award for their No. 1 hit single "Light My Fire" at a party at the Delmonico Hotel in New York City.
Floating through the water, with flowing moss beneath and a majestic waterfall in the background 😌
March 1967: Clay Cole's Diskotek WPIX-TV New York City
During their stint at Ondine in March 1967, The Doors would appear on a local New York television show called Clay Cole’s Discotek where they lip synced a performance of Break On Through. This one hour teenage dance program with various performers is shown on Saturdays at 6:00pm on WPIX Channel 11. The Doors return for their second appearance on June 24 where they most likely perform Light My Fire. Linda Eastman who would marry a Beatle was present and took some interesting photos.
Jim Morrison pictured by Oscar Abolafia, August 14, 1967