5. Janis Joplin rejected the advances of which member of the Doors by hitting him on the head?
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Answer:
Jim Morrison
(The bad girl): The story was told by Paul A. Rothchild who, at the time, was the Doors' producer and was also working on Joplin's album "Pearl". He'd arranged for the pair, whom he'd coined the King and Queen of Rock 'n' Roll to meet up at a party in Hidden Hills. Janis liked what she saw and so did Morrison. Unfortunately, while Janis got "charming" drunk, Morrison had gotten "cretin" drunk which pushed Joplin to leave the party. Morrison followed Janis to her car at which point he was told, in a less than kind manner, to remove himself. Jim, not one to take no for an answer, reached into the car and grabbed hold of Janis' hair. Janis grabbed a bottle of Southern Comfort and smashed it against Morrison's head, knocking him out.
Source: "Break On Through: The Life and Death of Jim Morrison" by James Riordan (2006).