Slick’s claims about Alice in Wonderland are dubious. Lewis Carroll published Alice in Wonderland in 1865 and Jefferson Airplane released “White Rabbit” in 1967.

Grace Slick is still synonymous with Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland. The perennial White Rabbit, regularly used on Hollywood film soundtracks, provides her with a comfortable income.

Grace Slick released a series of art pieces inspired by 'Alice in Wonderland', reflecting the themes of her earlier hit, ...

Grace Slick wrote ‘White Rabbit,’ in 1965, on a used piano that was painted red and missing keys. The hit song, with lyrics based on “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” became a ...

Joining Jefferson Airplane when she was 26, Slick "fell down down the rabbit hole just like Alice" and launched from the San Francisco psychedelic scene to tour the world as one of the most ...

Grace Slick admitted she was scared s---less when she made her Jefferson Airplane live debut on Oct. 16, 1966.

Jefferson Airplane now not only had someone who would go on to become one of the greatest singers in rock history, Grace also brought two songs with her from her previous band: the Darby Slick ...

A year later, Jefferson Airplane — who celebrate their 60th anniversary this year — were touring with Morrison’s band, The Doors. The sex-loving Slick decided to make him the newest in her ...