Autographed & Personalized Copy of Meow! My Groovy Life

by Ann Moses on August 31, 2017

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Bobby’s 28th Birthday Party – You’re Invited!

by Ann Moses on March 19, 2026

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My Friend Peter Tork, Part 2, by Steve Stills of the Buffalo Springfield

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From the Tiger Beat Archives, July 1967 Last month I told you how Peter and I met, how we played together in an unnamed trio and how Pete took off for Venezuela and (after a time) I for California. I went to San Francisco and it wasn’t until the following spring (1966) that I ran […]

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My Friend Peter Tork, Part 1, by Steve Stills of the Buffalo Springfield

March 19, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, June 1967 Peter and I been friends for quite a while now. We each have our own careers. Peter with The Monkees and me with Buffalo Springfield, but it’s great to recall those early days when we used to play together in Greenwich Village. I can remember the first time […]

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MY LIFE with the MONKEES By David Price, Part 2

March 16, 2026

Louisville We stayed at the Sherwin Hotel in Louisville, and the boys took naps before the concert. They all slept very lightly on tour because they were nervous. Mike changed a lot on the trip. He went from being quiet and introverted to becoming really turned on by the crowds. He loved singing in front […]

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MY LIFE with the MONKEES By David Price, Part 1

March 15, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, March 1967 EXCLUSIVE: Here’s your very own report on the intimate lives of your faves by their closest friend and constant companion. About the author: David Price is Davy Jones’ personal stand-in. He works with the Monkees every day on the Screen Gems set, and he travels with them when […]

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The Many Davy’s I Have Known by his sister, Hazel Wilkerson

March 14, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, October 1968 Young brothers are a worry. If you’ve got one, you know what I mean. If anyone is going to embarrass or scandalize, you can bet it’s a young brother. Mine is no different—even though he’s called David Jones! Up to about five years old, I suppose you could […]

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JOIN US FOR JIM “HARPO” VALLEY’S 70TH BIRTHDAY!

February 18, 2026

Happy Birthday to my good, sweet, loveable friend, Jim “Harpo” Valley, born March 13, 1943. It was 13 short years ago he gathered a few hundred of his friends together for his 70th birthday bash. What a great night!My gift to him was a photo book (so much fun to “build”) of his time with […]

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BRING on the OSMOND BROTHERS

February 18, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, October 1968 Tiger Beat’s FIRST feature on the Osmonds! If you’ve been watching Andy Williams shows and specials since 1961, then you probably feel like you’ve grown up with the Osmond Brothers. The funny, fab, exciting act is just as dynamic offstage as onstage, though you’d never know it from […]

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LIVING WITH DAVID, BY HIS BEST FRIEND, SAM HYMAN, Part 5

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From the Tiger Beat Archives, April 1972 By the time you read this, David will probably have been to Europe and back! He’s so excited he can’t stand still, and every minute he thinks of something else he should take with him, even though he doesn’t have to pack for quite a while yet! There’s […]

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FEBRUARY 3, 1968

January 28, 2026

It’s my twenty-first birthday. I’m standing at the front window of my house a block below the Hollywood sign, wearing a dress made especially for me by a woman who designs clothes for famous people. I’m staring out the window, biting my nails, and I’m trying not to cry. In the kitchen, the phone is […]

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