"In addition to chronicling Connecticut's significant contribution to rock 'n' roll, a prime reason for Renzoni writing this book was to shine a light on those often-forgotten regional bands. "There have been so many talented artists in Connecticut but they weren't given their due. They were neglected by rock historians.'? Connecticut Magazine "Nuggets like these and other music memories are part of Tony Renzoni's new book, "Connecticut Rock 'n' Roll: A History.'? 'I began to research rock 'n' roll especially for its influence on our society. And what began as a hobby turned into a passion for me,'? said Renzoni."" The Register Citizen A new book by Anthony Renzoni, "Connecticut Rock 'N' Roll: A History'? (The History Press), is packed with mini-biographies of stars who were born here, such as John Mayer and Karen and Richard Carpenter, as well as archival photos of Connecticut concerts that have become legendary, including the 1967 New Haven show in which Jim Morrison of The Doors was arrested in the middle of the performance for "public indecency'? (i.e.

, using obscenities). The News Times.