Eve Babitz, L.A.'s "It" girl from the sixties and seventies, is getting hot again. Her collection of autobiographical stories, "Eve's Hollywood", is back in print. Babitz, whose godfather was Igor Stravinsky, argues that Los Angeles was anything but a cultural wasteland during her youth. A graduate of Hollywood High School, she designed album covers for Linda Ronstadt and chilled out with Jim Morrison of The Doors. Producers Amy Pascal and Elizabeth Cantillon have optioned four of Babitz's books, planning a television series based on her experiences.
