In the spring of 1991, New York’s underground royalty gathered at St. Ann’s Church, in Brooklyn, to pay tribute to Tim Buckley , the avant-folk singer who died 16 years prior at 28 years old. The legendary producer Hal Willner assembled a bill and guestlist of Downtown artists who adored his work: Richard Hell, Bob Quine, Julia Heyward, and G. E. Smith, among others. But there was someone else in attendance who had a rather fraught and incomplete relationship with Tim Buckley: his 24-year-old