Zephyros
Here's an interview with Gary Lachman and Tobias Churton, authors of two (separate) biographies. I have yet to read either, but just from the interview I can guess I won't be reading Lachman's book. He exhibits a deplorable lack of scholarship, and confidently speaks of things it is obvious he knows little about, as well having a revolting smugness and moral superiority about him. Churton seems more interesting and balanced. Indeed, he even says of Lachman in the interview "Mr Lachman writes as a stern moralist, burdened, it seems to me not only with a sense of disappointment regarding rock stars and “radical chic” culture heroes, but also an inability to sort out the wheat from the chaff, or distinguish the wood from the trees."
http://realitysandwich.com/230073/the-lore-and-lure-of-aleister-crowley-a-dialog/
http://realitysandwich.com/230073/the-lore-and-lure-of-aleister-crowley-a-dialog/