This is the October 1975 issue of Creem magazine, proudly proclaiming itself "America's Only Rock 'n' Roll Magazine." The cover features a lively "BOY HOWDY!" themed image, prominently highlighting a "SPECIAL REPORT: THE BOOZE REVOLUTION!" complete with features on best and worst drunks and cures. This vintage periodical is a fantastic snapshot of 70s rock culture.
Inside, readers are treated to a wealth of content including "STONES JAGGERNAUT by Charles Bukowski," a potential "ALICE COOPER Farewell?," "WILLIE NELSON'S Wild Bash," a "PETE TOWNSHEND Interview Talkin' Bout His Generation," "BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Dues Of A Street Poet," and "TODD RUNDGREN You Are What You Eat." Other intriguing articles mentioned include "Dylan's Tapes," "Clapton," "Sin City Social," and "Morrison & Macho." The back cover features a prominent advertisement for KISS's "FIRST LIVE ALBUM! ALIVE! (and in color)" a special 2-record set with an 8-page full-color poster book, a significant piece of rock memorabilia in itself. This listing includes one complete vintage magazine, a valuable piece of music history and pop culture ephemera.