Playbill
May, 1976
If an interviewer told his editor that he wanted his expense money in cash, that he could provide no receipts, that he couldn't mention his subject's name aloud and that the magazine would just have to trust him to deliver, you would assume the interview was highly unusual. You'd be right. Ken Kelley, a free-lancer with many friends in radical groups, went above and beyond the call of duty to conduct this month's Playboy Interview with Abbie Hoffman. In hiding for two years since his cocaine bus...
