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Myth of Sid

Continued from page 1

Published on October 03, 2007 at 11:53am

The sad thing is, Albrecht by all accounts had no issue with drugs, nor was he an asshole. Archer was an addict, and a more prickly type, but no psychopath, just a troubled guy. But both, as rock stars, existed in a darker world, the after-midnight world, that time when shadow selves come out and bad things can happen. If only they had figured out the trick. But, like so many others, they never did.

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