Red Hot Chili Peppers Rolling Stone Magazine 1138 Glen Campbell Barbie Morello

Description: Issue number 1138 of Rolling Stone Magazine features The Red Hot Chili Peppers, an American rock band formed here in Los Angeles / Fairfax High in 1983. On the cover are Flea, Chad Smith, Josh Klinghoffer and Anthony Kiedis. Resuming concert touring after a four year hiatus, the band begins a new era without original member John Frusciante who has left the band for the second time. The closeness of Flea and Kiedis is examined along with the changing dynamic of Klinghoffer replacing Frusciante. Any fan of the group will want to include this RS issue in their personal collection. You will not be disappointed. The final years of Country and Western legend Glen Campbell due to Alzheimer's dementia is well documented including in this RS issue. An extensive article on how American drug lord Edgar Valdez, aka La Barbie, rose from a modest upbringing in Laredo, Texas, to one of Mexico's most ruthless strongmen. Subjects of other articles include George Harrison, Tom Morello, Wall Street Crimes and the SEC coverup, fashions by the Vampire Diaries actors, Grant Morrison and Lollapalooza. Publication date is September 1, 2011. Original news stand price was $4.99. Issue was hardly read. Spine and covers are strong. Minor handling creases on covers. Edges are sharp. No rips, tears, highlighting or handwriting. As usual, fantastic original advertisements. Subscription and other advertisement cards still attached. Original mailing label is covered to protect the identity of the original owner. There is no reserve price. The item will be sent via USPS first class mail at no cost to you if residing in the United States and its territories. Receipt of payment is expected within five days unless other arrangements have been agreed to. Thank you for your interest.

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Location: Los Angeles, California

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