Who killed Mr. Moonlight?

Bauhaus bass-guitarist and one of the founders of the post-tank alternative scene in the early 1980s, David Jay Haskins, who turned out to be far from an ordinary writer, offers a fascinating story about the rapid life of the Baironic Four from Northhampton, from their initial heyday to revival to the revival of The decadent junction of the centuries, and about their own experiments with the expansion of consciousness and occult practices. This story of artistic searches and spiritual curiosity, filled with meetings with the cultural icons of the underground, such as William S. Berrose, Iggi Pop, Genezis Pi-Ordge and so on, was written with true British wit (not leaving the author even at the rather sad moments of the narrative), In combination with self -irony and frankness