Original complete copies of Living Eye issues #3 and #4 from 1982, published by Ken Aronds in Roselle Park, New Jersey during the formative years of the US garage-punk / psych revival scene.

These are genuine early underground music fanzines tied directly to the emerging NYC/NJ garage revival network surrounding bands such as The Fuzztones and The Zantees.

Extremely scarce surviving examples.

Included

Living Eye No. 3

Special “Girl Issue” Features include:

Fuzztones interview

Shangri-Las feature

Nancy Sinatra article

Jackie DeShannon appreciation

British girl-pop / 60s culture articles

Gary Usher discography

Texas psycho-punk coverage

Living Eye No. 4

Garage / Psych / Rockabilly issue Features include:

The Zantees interview

Roger McGuinn interview

Wanda Jackson feature

The Standells article

Fuzztones content

Psychotic Reactions review section

Garage and rockabilly reviews

Important

Issue #4 still contains BOTH original posters:

Fuzztones poster

Zantees poster

These are often missing.

Both issues are:

complete

original stapled format

very good condition

structurally solid

clean for age

no missing pages

Please study photos carefully for condition.

Historical Context

Living Eye was part of the early 1980s underground garage revival movement that helped revive interest in:

1960s garage rock

girl-group pop

psych

surf

rockabilly

collector culture

Strong connections to the early Fuzztones / psych-punk scene.

Includes period advertisements and scene material referencing Voxx Records, Acid Visions, Electric Sugar Cube Flashbacks, Chesterfield Kings, Miracle Workers, Fleshtones and other early garage-revival / psych-punk acts and reissues.

Very rarely seen complete, especially in this condition.