The 1960s may have been the age of superstar collaborations, but, as the rivalry between Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison proves ...

Krieger added, "When Jim went to Paris [March 1971], I figured he’d be back at some point and we’d start playing again. But it wasn’t meant to be." ...

Morrison, the singer of Doors classics including “Light My Fire,” “Break on Through,” and “The End,” was found dead in a Paris bathtub at age 27 in 1971.

Morrison died in 1971. At the time, Jim had left The Doors, moved to Paris to live with his girlfriend, Pamela Courson, and focused on writing poetry.

Unsurprisingly, Jim Morrison’s impromptu songwriting session during “The End” wasn’t the only trouble he landed the rest of the Doors in that night.