What I did not know is that he was apparently also a musical cult figure. I wrote an article about it here on Steemit. During previous convictions he wrote songs in prison and Guns N' Roses covered one of his songs, to be found on the album 'The Spaghetti incident?'. Incomprehensible that such a person continued to receive an enormous amount of fan mail.
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He almost had a music career, but he sabotaged it before it ever saw the light of day by beating up the person who was going to help him break into the business. He was his own worst enemy.