Very sorry for this loss of a friend. You made great music !

Loved Ray, I saw him play with the Doors of the 21st century. It was a great show.

Ray was the basic sound of the Doors. You guys were great. Still my favorite music and I’m 73

I consider myself pretty fortunate to have been able to see you and Ray play live before he passed. Such a talent and an amazing show. RIP

So sad for the loss of Ray. What a great musician he was Robby.

I lost my father 33 years ago today. Thank you for the healing music❣

Great Musician , Great Storyteller, and Great Human Being! We all miss your presence Raymond Daniel Manzarek! Thanks for the Music!

I met Ray and Dorothy a few times. Such a talented, nice, humble guy. A wonderful life led. RIP, Ray. Thanks for the brilliant music.

Such a great player and writer! I met him one afternoon in West LA Music.

What an amazing talent and spirit he was! One-of-a-kind. Thank you for the music, Ray.

Amazing it has been eight years. You guys made so much sweet music together.

Y'all were all, individually, unique and amazing. Every single one of you. What an amazing group with ahead of the time talent. Thank you all for the music. It's really appreciated. Got me through some dark times

I know the feeling Mr Krieger. I miss my best friend. He was the one who played light my fire, for me when we were kids. I have a song written for him that I am going to finish. Peace.

I saw you guys in 2008, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. you were incredible. unforgettable night. Thanks, Rob! RIP, Ray!

Underrated masters of your trade, the both of you. RIP Ray.

Sorry the pain is still there Robbie. What you four accomplished will never be forgotten. I hope to someday meet you any events someday to thank you in person.

I was just talking about the late Ray Manzarek. May his soul rest in eternal peace. 🎹

All of you are amazing. I'm so glad to have met you here in Omaha, many years ago. Still cherish your photo & autograph. Be well. 🤟🎶

I miss him too, Robby, and I only met him once. For you, he’s family. I feel for you.

I saw The Doors of the 20th Century in Boston in 2003. Great show, and I'm so glad I got to see Ray and Robbie with the great Ian Astbury play all those classic songs, as I was born in 1979 and missed out the first time.

What a terrific guy and talented musician. I miss him too, Robby.

He was full of energy and definitely a key to the doors. Went way too soon, such a good person.

Robbie, not sure if you remember but I toured with you in the mid 2000's. I was the drummer in Pat Travers Band. You and Ray both treated me like family and it was a pleasure watching you each night. The chemistry between you two was magical. Take care my friend. I am truly sorry for your loss.

I loved Ray's Keyboards....you 3 were the musical power.....just picked up Other Voices live and studio.....

Ray was great....glad I got to hang with him back in the '05 tour .... He is missed

Not a 70's story, more like the 80's ...Dirk Doucette and I were playing as OUTCAST WILLY at Congo Square in Santa Monica. It was a sign up night. Long story short, Robbie ends up sitting next to me waiting his turn to go on stage. I said hello and we chatted a little bit. Nice guy, he was going on before us and mentioned he would stick around for our show ... Good times!

As a fishing guide in Alaska I got to spend the day with Robby in my drift boat fishing for salmon then saw his band play in Kenai that night. They were amazing. In the early 90’s.

I am to young to have seen the Doors with Morrison but am a huge fan and was able to see Robby and Ray play together for the Doors of the 21st Century show in Atlantic City. Was a great show, lots of energy and fans were super into it. A great set list too. It was taped for a VH1 special but was never released. I hope they release it someday. Would love to relive the experience. Really glad you are capturing all the fantastic stories. ✌🏻

I saw the Robby Krieger Band in the 2000s. Amazing show.

I was at the Doors and Who concert at the old NY World’s Fair grounds 1968. Riot broke out when police physically threw girls off stage. Wooden chairs thrown. Great concert!

Robbie was a regular at Savon & Builders Emporium in Sherman Oaks. Very cool every visit. True Story: I sold him a (Screen)Door and tied it to the roof of his VW. Hollywood Paladium w/Eric Burdon then got to discuss show next day at Savon!

But still play all their vinyl today. Morrison's Hotel my favorite.

Actually saw Krieger solo in the ‘90s. Hoped to get his autograph on the booklet from my “Strange Days” CD, but if he hung around after the gig I never saw him. It was a great show, though.

I wish I was around but The Doors are my favorite band. My dad introduced me in my teens.

I saw the 21st century doors with ray and robby play Manchester arena a good few years ago 10 seats from the front what a fantastic night only wish it had been all four

I saw Robby & Ray at the Nokia Theater in NYC (2009 or 2010)... By far the BEST concert I have ever seen.

This is my Doors little space🤩

I saw Robby at the Expo Center in Philly, at record show the Friday after Thanksgiving, must be 25yrs ago now. He was signing autographs. The line was long, I was hung over, and no pics (days before cell phones with cameras) but I saw him!

I saw him at Monterrey Mx with a Rayados uniform shirt. Was amazing never forget. Legend

I wish I was alive then to see them,, I was born in 1973, I seen the 21st century Doors in Cleveland

Does it count if you were still a fetus ? My mother attended a concert in 1967 . I don't know what effects loud music has on a developing baby in it's mother's womb , but I came out basically normal .

I wish! I wasn't even alive then. Born in the wrong era! 🙁

Greetings- I was the general manager of The Wetlands, a NYC nightclub in the late 90’s - Robby came in a couple of times in 94? 95? He was great! Besides being a great musician he was also a wonderful person. Always willing to chat with fans. And was pleasant and agreeable.

I saw Robby in the 90's. It was a trio. They played a very small club in Santa Rosa, California. I forget the name. Eddie Vedder sat in with them and sang some Doors songs. I was about 6ft from the stage. It was great. I was hoping Robby would come out and sign some merch but I don't even think there was any merchandise for sale.

I was born in 68 , saw the DOOORS of the 21 Century in Perth 2008 I think , it was awsome , Ian Ashbury as singer

Saw Robby's band last year at Suffolk theatre in Riverhead NY, An amazing show by an amazing Guitarist! Almost saw the Doors at The Filmore east late 60's ,i was on line in the rain for any unsold tickets for their show that night,unfortunately for me and a lot of others that didnt get to see them perform but the sound came pouring out through every crack and vent in the walls of The filmore east!

Saw the band Robbie had with Eric Burden in the 80s. The piano player was my close friend, Jeff Naideau. We hung out with the band for a couple of memorable days and nights in MA (Cape Cod and Scituate). Great fun, and many stories! Let me know if you're interested in this era as well.

I got one for you Robbie, do you remember playing a very small club in Hudson NY called Joes Bar? You were there with your son and your solo Band, must have been around 2002-2010?? Date could be wrong but you were a bit worried at firs because of the barrier between you and the fans but you ended up doing 3 encores and highfiving everyone! I was there with my colorful Doors T-shirt.

I can’t say I seen you in the 60s or 70s but I did win BEST SEATS at one of your Dallas shows with Doors of the 21st. Got to sit on stage with absolute ledgends throughout the show. Got to shake Rays hand even though I think I scared the crap out of him! He didn’t realize I was just to the right of the stage when he went to exit! Sorry Ray! But worth it! Still have the set list that was taped to the backstage door! Ian and the boys put on a very memorable show that night!! And I took a piss and had a conversation with the mysterious Indian feller!! You just cant write this stuff man! It was awesome!!! Rock on friend!!!!!

Hey Robby. Got to visit with you in Palm Springs when you Played Zeldas Night Club. Was great, shared the table that was right next to the stage with you. This was not in the 70s though. Had to be 90 -91 ..Was a Great evening watching you do your magic on guitar. Thanks Robby.

Wasnt in the 60s or 70s but 5 years ago you performed in Kansas City, at the end of the show we made eye contact and you tossed me the set list. It literally felt like it floated right to me a true fan! 🤩😍 One of my most treasured items ever!

My old band Watcher Moon played with you 2x once at the canyon club and one at the Liberty bowl. Both epic shows!

I love The Doors. I was born in 1972, so I missed any chance of seeing you live, but your legacy is truly great, and lives on. My ex-wife hated The Doors. Please note the "ex". 🤣

Hi Robbie. I've never seen the Doors but met a Vietnam vet who saw you on leave in the US. He said he was acid up and had a great time. A friend of mine Ben Gurecki said he has talked with you . Love n peace 💜

Robby I'm 44 so unfortunately I couldn't attend any of your shows back then but been listening to The Doors since I was 13! Much love, you're a legend

I don't have any pictures of our time when my wife and I saw Robby and his band, I believe it was 2013. It was a small venue called the Media Ball Room, in the Minneapolis MN area. His son did Jim's vocals. As a life long fan, I brought an album I had bought at a garage sale for a dollar. But I but I didn't want to insulte him so I added a few zero's to make it look like $10.00 was written on it. I've owned it for many, many years. hoping to get close enough to get it signed. As it turned out, we got there early and got a seat near the front. Robby had a great show, and afterwards was indeed signing albums. The front of stage was completely packed with people holding Doors albums for him to sign. My wife grabbed my album and pushed her way to the front. Robby saw that my album was one made after Jim had died and it was just the 3 of them. He stopped signing albums, held mine, (ours), up in the air and said, "now this is a true fan!". I was nearly in tears and I'm an old guy. After the concert, Kim and I drank with the band, not Robby, in the bar. The next day, Robby was in our same motel lobby having breakfast. I was shaking and dumbstruck. But instead of making a scene, I nodded to him and let him be. Just let him enjoy his breakfast. I'll never forget it.

Too young to have seen the Doors. I was blessed to see you and Ray play I n San Francisco several years ago with Dave Brock . What a great show. (I’ve caught a few Dave Brock shows over the years) Hi Robby, we share a birthday (but not birth year) =)

Was born 15-20 years to late to see them play live but did get to see Robby, John and Ray give a talk in London at ICA in Oct 1983. Same day a 17 year-old me met my future wife. Kinda sticks in my memory! However my ‘cool aunt’ did see them in 1968’ in London at the Roundhouse in Chalk Farm.

I saw The Robbie Krieger Band at the Stone in SF in the 80's A unknown band opened up for them. It was Stevie Ray Vaugh and Double Trouble! Boz Skaggs walked off the street and sat in with Robbie on "Back Door Man".

I saw the doors of the 21st century on 9-6-02 at the california motor speedway on the harley davidson 100th anniversary concerts on the side backstage, my late friend Allen Ornstein friend who makes Ian Asbury's leather clothes and got us the backstage passes. That was a great concert, Ian Asbury did a great job along with Stuart Copeland of the police and Robbie Krieger & Ray Manzerik.

No not back in the day But I did get the see you a few years ago in Minnesota and it was so cool. Loved your vocalist and your work as well. 💖🎸😎🎶

I seen you and Ray at Pop’s here in the St.Louis area. Riders on the Storm. Sometimes you have to see someone live to really appreciate their musicianship. You and Ray were awesome.

I wished I was alive when you rock the stage, so I have nothing to add here only that I am a big fan of you all guys and your music. Still and for now more than 35 years. Thank you very much!

I was born in March 1969 and I love The Doors. I can’t wait to hear the stories! ❤️

So awesome!! Never had the pleasure to see you guys live, but still listen all the time !!

Only chance I've ever had to see you in concert was with your son in Erie Pennsylvania 1999, you two were phenomenal!

No, I was born far too late, but I attended a Robby Krieger band concert in 2017 in Portland OR where I got a picture with you and you signed my guitar 😍

I wasn't born until 1970 but have been a huge fan far as long as I can remember. You guys are and always will be my favorite band . Keep on rocking 🤘

I was only 6 when Jim died, a bit young to see a live show, but ive been a Doors fan ever since I heard them on the radio, if they had made it into the 80's I surely would have gone, timeless music ,abd so different from the pop bands of the day

Hi. I live in Ireland and am a huge doors fan. My brother was in the states in the states in 1968 as a swim coach in a holiday camp and went to see a doors concert. He said ye were superb. I am not jealous at all. Love .Aileen.x

I was an extra for the doors movie, the show where they arrested Jim. I was hanging out inside during lunch and some kids asked if they could borrow a guitar and they handed it to Robbie and then he started playing love me two times. I joined in with the words. they were filming for some college thing. One of my favorite memories. Wish I could see that video.

NOPE, WASN'T BORN YET, BUT SAW MR. KRIEGER WITH RAY IN PERU, 2008! THE BEST CONCERT IN MY LIFE. I REMEMBER THAT THE GATES OF THE CONCERT BROKE AND THE DIVISIONS OF THE ZONES BROKE ALSO AND EVERYONE RAN TO THE PLATINUM ZONE WHERE THEY WERE PLAYING LIGHT MY FIRE. FELT LIKE ONE OF THOSE 60s CONCERT. WANTED TO KNOW WHAT ELSE DID MR. KRIEGER EAT OR DO IN LIMA. MY RESPECTS MR. KRIEGER. HOPE YOU CAN READ THIS. Diego from LIMA-PERU

Is this just a fan or is it really you😁 ? It would be groovilious if it was really you . I would love to meet you and john one day . I could sit there and talk to you guys all day I'm sure

Saw Robbie Krieger with Skip Van Winkle in 1992 at the Majestic in Detroit . About 140 people were there approximately . Three piece . They played some Miles , Doors and solo . Great Show

Wasn’t in that timeframe, but in 2015 I traveled from Scotland to Pittsburg (a bus, 2 planes and a drive) just to see Robby. Didn’t get to meet him but seeing him play was just 👌 The fans at the show were awesome too!