“Sex, drugs and rock and roll” was the anthem of those rebelling against society’s conventions during the late ’60s. While attempting to reform our country’s social mores, the hippies and yippies were embracing anything that rebelled against the status quo. They were in rebellion, not just of civic injustice, but also of common morality. Consequently, whatever good they accomplished is offset by the dismissal of social standards. The one lesson we can learn from the production is that over-indulgence and rebellion do not bring satisfaction to the soul. At one point, the lead states, “Famous and happy are two different things…There’s something missing.” Although it contains an engrossing performance by Mr. Harris, the sexual content, which includes lesbianism and orgies, and the abusive language make for unsuitable family programming.