The "Tape Exchange" evolved into "Dead Relix" magazine, co-founded by Kippel and its first editor, Jerry Moore (1953–2009), a native of The Bronx, New York. First fliers were handed out at concerts in 1973, followed by a first issue in 1974. In 1974, "Dead Relix" evolved into "Relix" magazine and kept the Grateful Dead in the news while they took a year off in 1975. In 1980, Toni Brown became owner and publisher of "Relix". In 2000, it was sold to Steve Bernstein. "Relix" is the second-oldest continuously published rock magazine in the world, after "Rolling Stone". "Relix" is still the only publication that supports the heritage of the Grateful Dead.