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06.08.2021 - 04:45 / foxnews.com
Patricia Kennealy-Morrison, known for reporting on rock music and for her relationship with The Doors' frontman Jim Morrison, has died at the age of 75. The news of Kennealy-Morrison's death was confirmed on Facebook by Queen Lizard Press, which she founded.
"To all of you who have supported our beloved Lizard Queen, I wanted to let you know that she passed this morning," the post read. "Her family announced it on Patricia's page." They added: "To say we are all reeling from the news is an
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Chris Willman Music WriterPatricia Kennealy-Morrison, a key figure in the early days of rock journalism who also figured heavily in Doors lore as the partner of Jim Morrison, and who later became a prolific novelist, has died at age 75. Her death occurred in late July, although different dates have been given.
Patricia Kennealy-Morrison, a rock music critic and author whose betrothal to Jim Morrison in an ancient Celtic ceremony was depicted in Oliver Stone’s 1991 biopic The Doors, died July 23. She was 75.
Patricia Kennealy-Morrison was an author and journalist who was in a relationship with rock star Jim Morrison (1943–1971) of the Doors.Kennealy-Morrison became a rock music journalist as a young woman, bringing a new seriousness to rock criticism as one of the first women in the field. She interviewed Morrison in 1969 for Jazz & Pop, the magazine she edited and contributed to.
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