Circus Apr 28 1977 Keith Emerson Kiss Audrey Rose VG

This April 28, 1977 issue of Circus magazine features Keith Emerson of Emerson, Lake and Palmer on the cover. Known for its focus on rock and roll culture, this issue includes exclusive stories and highlights.

• Kiss — Gene Simmons gives an exclusive and well-tempered look at the art and science of firebreathing (Gary Graffman)
• Audrey Rose — The book that spooked millions is now on the silver screen—the star tells her story (Charles Goldman)
• Howard the Duck — How can one web-foot comic book character become the marvel of the industry overnight? Howards creator makes some wise quacks (Jerry Lazar)
• Cream — Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce revive their memory batteries and rev up the old faithful vibes (Wesley Strick)
• ELP — Emerson, Lake and Palmer's first LP in nearly three years is a classical symphonic rock dream (Dan Nooger)
• Adam Arkin — The Son of Alan "Wild Man" Arkin is leading his own brand of madness on TV's "Busting Loose" (Sailey Ray)
• Pink Floyd — "Animals" establishes the unpredictable psychedelic space band as chief European magicians (Richard Hogan)
• Starz — Michael Lee Smith is not a docile teen idol—there's far too much of the touch of evil (Wesley Strick)
• Alcohol — How many teens have alcoholic parents is an academic question—but helping them (and you) out of it is possible (Lynn Hudson)
• Evita — Webber and Rice hit with "Jesus Christ Superstar," but can they repeat the miracle with an Argentine female martyr heroine (James Delson)

Cover condition is VG with some wear but overall in good shape.

Title: Circus
Issue: N/A
Grade: VG
SKU: CTR-64-132