I Heartily Acknowledge your Refreshing Input & Advice! It is ACHINGLY OBVIOUS that I am a "Newbie" & in DIRE need of Constructive Input & Thus, I THANK YOU. 
 Short "background" on My Pathetic Attempt ... A (qwik) Google search of my name gives a smattering of my background in the music business since 1968, & much of that Pop Culture/History has been sorely Ignored, Maligned, & Inaccurately Chronicled. After YEARS of EVERYBODY pestering me to "write a book" about those years, I have begun to do so, & have ecstatically found Wikipedia to ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL in Accurately establishing that History Of Events, IN (proper) CONTEXT TO The Renaissance of those & these "Times". 
 The Freddi-Henchi Band (&/or) The Soul Setters, were Parallel to My career, & Also Friends from 1968 through Today. 
 They, along with Joe Walsh's "Barnstorm", Zephyr (w/ Tommy Bolin), Sugarloaf ("Green Eyed Lady"), Steve Stills & His Gold Hill Gang, Jim Guercio's Caribou Ranch Recording Studios, Barry Fey's various "Feyline" incarnations, Red Rocks Amphitheater, etc, etc., need be (imho) stitched together into a broader "Fabric" of those factual contributions to Pop/Jazz/Rock Evolution in The National/Rocky Mtn Region. 
 My thought is (was?), it would be easier to start MY "Wiki-Education" with the Freddi-Henchi Band, & then add the other topics, thus allowing me to learn how to reference & cross link ...  
 WORSE than This, is my Pathetic Reticence to continue the TORTURE of writing The Accursed Book (www.tonyfunches.com), which Ray Manzarek did manage to Cajole me into doing ... SIXTEEN Yrs Ago ... 
 SO! Now Ya Know WHAT it is that I'm up to. 
 As I've ATTEMPTED to convey, Freddi-Henchi were The Band ALL of Us in The Colorado Music Business used to go & see/enjoy when WE weren't Working Gigs OURSELVES, so ( in that context), they are a logical place to start ... ? 
 Sorry to Babble, but background info is essential to "understanding" motivation to act ... 
 AGAIN: Please KNOW That I Gratefully Admire Your Veteran Input ... 
 Cheers & Jollies, 
 Tony Funches