Thirty-three years after its last issue, Creem magazine — which once famously billed itself as “America’s only rock 'n' roll magazine” — relaunched on Tuesday with a digital edition.

Well, boy howdy! Creem magazine is back. More than three decades after the demise of the wild, freewheeling, Detroit-bred rock publication, Creem is being resurrected with an ambitious print and ...

Creem magazine, Detroit-born rock ... It's available at creem.com. A quarterly print edition, ... Uhelszki landed her first Creem assignment with a Smokey Robinson cover story in 1972 and went on ...

The iconic, irreverent mag steered by the son of late publisher Barry Kramer looks to keep Creem's original flavor in a new quarterly print format. The iconic, ...

Creem, one of the classic rock magazines, ... A $79 payment unlocks the digital archives plus new quarterly print editions with a ... This Detroit native’s first gigs at Creem were as a ...

The new Creem features a quarterly print edition for subscribers as well as online content, including digital access to the magazine's original 1969-1988 run — 224 issues and more than 69,000 ...

CREEM published from 1969-1989. It was the snarky smart-ass alternative to Rolling Stone’s peace and love vibe. I was an avid reader from the mid-1970s on.

By Mike Rubin On Jaan Uhelszki’s first day at Creem magazine in October 1970 ... To coincide with the film’s release, a limited-edition best-of-Creem issue will be available on newsstands ...

My Creem colleague Jaan Uhelszki, who in sisterly solidarity gave me my first writing assignment in 1975, is co-producer on the film with JJ Kramer (she also co-wrote it, with Crawford).

For J.J. Kramer, the quest to resurrect the notorious rock magazine Creem was a ... for the first time, as an indie record label, issuing a 30th-anniversary edition of L7’s grungy “Bricks ...