Astor Club a remark which led to a gangland war (Cornell himself being shot dead in March 1966 in front of witnesses at the bar of the Blind Beggar pub in Whitechapel) and so, ultimately, to the trials and sentences which destroyed both the Kray and Richardson gangs. Indeed, when the Krays were arrested for the Cornell murder (two years after the fact), they were drinking (at 6 a.m.) at The Lion pub, Bethnal Green, intending to move on later to the Astor. The Astor survived beyond the era of the Krays and Richardsons and continued to attract wealthy customers. An Astor
London Fog 1966 liner notes were penned by Pena and former Whisky A Go-Go talent booker Ronnie Haran-Mellen, commenting on the band's early years and the music represented on the discs. Pena supplied five previously-unpublished photographs of the Doors, while Densmore supplied the hand-written track listing of the set. In addition, the collection is supplemented with replica memorabilia, including a poster of the Royce Hall UCLA student film screening and a London Fog coaster. AllMusic critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine had praise for the high quality of the production of "London Fog 1966", writing that "the oversized box is handsome and the photo inserts