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90 Aleister Crowley was placed in the central position in the grouping of five musi- cians. I found other heads to place on the other bodies: To Crowley's right, Jacob Frank and Meade Layne. To his left, Mark Probert and Max Theon. In the foreground, I added a character I'd found in another old French publication. It is a lamp shaped like a rather rotund man, with a flaming penis. I named him “Fire Man” (there was an “inside joke” to this, which had to do with the band Alamantra’s song “Lunch Lady Arms”.) I later discovered a similar female counterpart, a pitcher, who goes under the name “Tank Girl.” Allen H. Greenfield Left: “FireMan” Right: “TankGirl”