Bad Trip to Edgewood

After Bad Trip to Edgewood aired in the United States, the Canadians wanted to follow it with a small production of their own. Like the British, they also sent a film crew to interview me briefly. Their production echoed the sentiments of Michael Bilton s film. 

I soon had another interesting, rather ironic, encounter. At a 1993 event in Santa Cruz honoring the 50 anniversary of the accidental discovery of the subjective effects of LSD by Albert Hofmann, I met Dr. Alexander Sasha (my intended counterpoise in Bad Trip to Edgewood) in the cafeteria line. As we chatted, it became apparent that we agreed far more than we differed. We hit it off so well, in fact, that he and his wife Ann later invited Judy and me to lunch at their home in Lafayette, California. 

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