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(And yes: we all went together to the Santa Clara shows—the Dead’s last in California a week before their last concerts When it was time for me to choose a college, it wasn’t a difficult decision.I chose the University of California at Berkeley over UCLA because, well, the Dead played up north all the time and I could catch many more shows there than if I stayed in Los Angeles.How could I explain to my peers that I couldn’t go out on a Friday night because I had Sabbath dinner or that the fabric and makeup of my family was just different than theirs?Jerry Garcia (right) and keyboardist Vince Welnick perform at the Los Angeles Coliseum on June 1, 1991.Unlike Iranians who tried to leave post-’79, our emigration was not dramatic. Like most Iranian Jews, my family settled in Los Angeles.My sister and I immediately were placed in a Jewish day school, and it was in this little family-oriented cocoon of a school that I prospered and lived my everyday life until high school. Here I was, attending a tiny Jewish day school from pre-school until 8th grade, with the same 10 kids every year, and now it is 1990 and I am attending Beverly Hills High School with more than 1,000 students in each grade.

People from the same ethnic background tended to be friends only with each other and there was very little mixing between social groups.

Photo by Herb Greene from the Grateful Dead Archive at UC Santa Cruz.

Used with the gracious permission of the photographer. At Beverly Hills High, most of my classmates dressed in their flannels and Doc Martens like they were headed to a coffee shop in Seattle.

I went to my first Dead show in 1991 at the Los Angeles Coliseum, and that is where I found my “people” and my sense of belonging.

It was the most thrilling and freeing experience of my high school life.