Crystal Ship:

                   - "Songfacts.com": "This song came from poetry written in Jim Morrison's notebooks. He wrote it after splitting up with his girlfriend, Mary Werbelow, in the summer of 1965"

                   - "Wikipedia": "The Crystal Ship" is a song by The Doors from their 1967 debut album The Doors. It was also the B-side of the number-one hit single "Light My Fire". According to Doors drummer John Densmore it was a love song to Jim Morrison's former girlfriend, Mary Werbelow"

                   - "American Band Stand": "This video performance footage of The Doors on American Bandstand was shot in black and white in New York on ABC Channel 7. In 1667, this broadcast features The Doors performing  'The Crystal Ship' followed by a short on-stage interview by Dick Clark with the band, then a performance of another song, 'Light My Fire'."

                   - "waiting-forthe-sun.net": "The song was released as the B-side of Light My Fire in April 1967, and is still deeply evocative of the time to some of the Doors' Sunset Strip contemporaries. "All I have to do is hear Crystal Ship and I'm immediately transported back to the summer of 1967," says drummer Bruce Gary, who played in a series of Strip bands back then, going on to fame later with The Knack. It conveys all the memories and smells and tastes of that period for me. It takes me right back to all the mystical feelings that were in the air that year."