He spent that whole night printing 16 photographs in the darkroom, and Capitol Records made plans to turn the work into a book. Some images show the band surrounded by journalists and flanked by security guards, others are deliberately devoid of context and focus on the young men’s expressions. The dummy was stolen at the label and never became a book, but the vintage prints were recently exhibited at Laurence Miller Gallery in New York City, where Ralph Gibson made most of his career.
