In this unique take on the Jim Morrison story, Jim and his lady Pam Courson return from the other side in present time to narrate the journey of their last few years together up to and past Jim’s crossing over to the spirit world.

Our intention is for The Return to be made into a trail blazing AI art movie with a whole new audio/visual production. This current full audio production and storyboard pictures are a proof of concept.

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00:00 to 22:50 The Return Part 1
Introducing The Spirits of Jim and Pam, returned to guide us through their allegoric story. Starting with a cosmic romance in the 60’s. Meet Jim, Pam, Janet, Ray, Dorothy and The Count – Pam’s mysterious past love and shadow for years to come. A poem before bed and then… “I’ll give you one guess”.

22:50 to 45:40 The Return Part 2
Meet Sexy Sue, Pam throwing plates at Jim, Little Boy Jim at the tragic road crash, nightmares and the return of The Count. Meet Little Boy Jim, Dennis, The Devil and Gabriel. A dream intervention brings Jim and Pam back together. “The Light will come”.

45:40 to 1:02:40 The Return Part 3
Belladonna, Green Lady, Jim goes too far, again. Lost in the back streets and trouble at home. Meet Felix The Cat, The Homeless Guy, Officers Johnson & Parks and The Announcer. Amsterdam, the concert Jim couldn’t make. “Like a man searching for paradise lost”.

1:02:40 to 1:22:10 The Return Part 4
A runaway train wreck concert in Miami, off to jail and a lawyer, then one last ‘Jimbo’ style concert in New Orleans “I will destroy this world”. A meeting with the band for the last album, ‘LA Woman’. Meet Max Fink, John and Robby.

1:22:10 to 1:32:48 The Return Part 5
A trip to Paris, a poem, a death and Jim’s afterlife experience. “Beyond human understanding” “Dig it”.

Here’s some AI examples
of what The Return scenes may look like.

Summation: Interlaced with songs by The Doors in The Doors Songs Version (for industry ears only – upon request) and alternatively with original instrumental music cues based on The Doors songs in the current Public Version, The Return is populated with entertaining characters, lots of humor, relationship, breakdown and redemption with one very big twist… Pam Courson’s spirit comes to us from the other side as our narrator guiding us through events up to and beyond Jim’s crossing. And, Jim’s spirit comes to us occasionally from the other side to respond to scenes of his past, then finally to describe his afterlife experience.

“When it feels like your whole world is falling apart all around you, stranger than strange, just hold on my friends… The light will come”   Jim’s Spirit (The Return)

C r e d i t s

Richard Lyons
Writer, executive producer, psychic medium.
Kristopher Stone
Co-writer, audio producer/director/engineer, original music and soundtrack. Characters: Jim, Jim’s Spirit, Little Boy Jim, Dennis, Ray, The Devil, Archangel Gabriel, Homeless Man, Jim’s Father, Officer Johnson, Announcer, Max Fink, John. Video Production.
Sandra Winslow
Characters: Narrator/Pam’s Spirit, Pam, Dorothy.
Bennett Gale
Characters: The Count, Felix, Officer Parks, Robbie.
Denise Wolff
Characters: Janet, Jim’s Mother.
Alain Ronay
Photo of Jim and Pam.
Jim And Pam
Ghost-writers, project consultants.
Betsy Forschmidt
Project consultant, contributor.
Kathryn Perry
Project Consultant.
Special Thanks to Vincent van Gogh.

CONTACT
kristopher@kristopherstone.com
760-429-4320
or
richardlyons@mail.com
631-827-5525

T e s t i m o n i a l s

Awesome audio-movie! I had a great time listening to it! ~ Patricia M.

The Return is a unique audio movie that will definitely resonate with fans of Jim Morrison and the Doors. It is a welcome respite from 23/7 news cycle that will touch many emotions. Definitely worth a listen! ~ Peter G.

“The Return” audio movie is a literal trip. Jim Morrison was such an icon, bigger than life character in his short life. “The Return” is wonderful insight into the real life of Morrison, not just the bigger than life performer, but his motivations, trials and tribulations as a human being. It’s entertaining, insightful and moving. ~ Don F.

Richard Lyons Oh…How Wonderful!!! This is truly a gift to many and to those on the other side. Love and Light. ~ Vanessa B.

What many don’t know is that like many of his generation, Jim and the member’s of The Doors band were on a path of self-discovery and very interested in their spiritual growth. The Return connects us to the man as seen through the lens of Jim and Pam’s relationship revealing in the message of hope and love that had been written on Jim’s heart. ~ Kathryn P.

Richard, you have given birth to a profound journey into the world of spirit. One need not have been intimately knowledgeable of the music or the man to be moved in and out of remarkable lives of souls incarnate and their celebrated return. Bravo. ~ Judy H.

That’s far out, man! Really groovy (talking like they did in the audio). Cool stuff! Will have to revisit it again, soon. ~ Keif D.

You sound just like him. You embodied his energy so totally. It’s stunning. Visuals also add a lovely dimension to your movie. The message really lifted me too. I love how he began with talking of light coming in dark times and it being right here, beyond the feeling of everything falling apart.

I love how he speaks of the doors of perception (and when they are cleansed everything will appear to humankind as it really is, infinite) and in the end with Pam saying always choose life. This is powerful. There are so many layers.

I appreciate hearing of his experiences of crossing over to the other side and I had the feeling of his “life review” at the end and of the voices of others speaking of the actions he took (accompanied by visuals), hearing the voices of those they knew, of  Pam’s actions and of his continuing work on the other side.

The song at the end gave me chills. I thank you so much for sharing this. It felt like a transmission of wisdom with such an authentic vibe. ~ Jane B.