Camp Elasticity Productions
by Zack Kopp and
Investigative satirist and counterculture author Paul Krassner praised Zack Kopp as a sharp and insightful writer, noting that Kopp "balances his way along the tightrope between citizen journalism and online propaganda with considerable insight and style." Krassner also described Kopp's writing as "funny, scary, and firmly rooted in the hidden corners of present-day America."
ZACK KOPP's first citizen journalism article on Jim Morrison's possibly having faked his death in 1971 led to more than thirty years of involvement in multiple offshoots of that under-investigated event in underground pop history--from being warned about purported CIA hitman "Uncle Al" by Jim's presumptive heir CLIFF MORRISON's manager FLOYD BOCOX to more than 20 years as ghost writer and publicist for Jim's brother-in-law, ALAN GRAHAM, to investigating theories that RUSH LIMBAUGH was Jim in disguise to interviewing director JEFF FINN, who believes he's located Jim in the person of FRANK WAGNER to an interview with Wagner himself, with a few articles on intelligence agency involvement in the Laurel Canyon scene and the hot tubs at Esalen as trans-temporal dimensional portals and MUCH MORE, STRANGE TALES OF JIM MORRISON is a must-read for fans of sex, drugs, rock and roll, and post-modern Fortean reinterpretations of conventional history.
Camp Elasticity Productions
was founded by Zack Kopp after the century turned in his first attempt to self-publish. The concern has since mutated and evolved to include podcasts, and experiential reportage on countercultural studies and punk metaphysics. Camp Elasticity is an all-purpose creative marketplace specializing in the extraordinary that can change form at any time.