Frank Mastropolo

"As far as music critics were concerned," he said, "I was about as welcome as a hole in a parachute."

A talented singer-songwriter released an album about unidentified flying objects, then disappeared into thin air.

It all started with an offer to clear out the garbage, bottles, paper and building supplies piled in an old church.

It's now known as the “middle child” between the peaceful original 1969 concert and 1999’s disaster.

Murder spree began on Aug. 9, 1969, after he thought he heard secret messages in the White Album.

Hatred boiled over at Comiskey Park, home of baseball’s Chicago White Sox.

In the decades that followed, one became a superstar while the other found a rockier career path.

This was one of the earliest movies to include pop tunes as background music.

That sound you heard was a million Beatles fans' hearts breaking.

"Going Up the Country" is used in a commercial for GEICO, but Canned Heat isn't seeing any of the royalties.