Guitarist and songwriter Pete Townshend of British rock group the Who performs at the Cow Palace, San Francisco, November 1967.

English rock guitarist Jeff Beck takes a rest at the Holiday Lodge in San Francisco, December 1968. His group was on tour and set to perform at the Fillmore West, a show that would be recorded and later released as an album.

Nick Mason, Richard Wright, Roger Waters, and Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd are photographed at the Casa Madrona Hotel in November of 1967. A month later, the band would add David Gilmour as the fifth member, foreshadowing Barrett's departure in 1968.

Ike and Tina Turner are photographed performing at the Hungry-I in San Francisco in October of 1967. Wolman recalled of the electric performance, "The stage was only three feet high and the small round table at which I was sitting was so close to Ike and Tina and the Ikettes that I could see the drops of sweat on their necks and faces."

American singer Janis Joplin poses at her home in front of a Bob Seidemann poster in Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco in November of 1967. Known for her electric stage presence, soulful voice, and eccentric style, Joplin was one of the most successful rock stars of her era.

American blues singer and guitarist Nathan Beauregard is photographed at the age of 106 while waiting to perform at the Memphis Country Blues Festival in June of 1969. Born blind, Beauregard learned to play the banjo to support himself before taking up guitar and becoming a blues musician years later.

English musician George Harrison of the Beatles at the Apple Corps Headquarters, London, September 1968.