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RIP Alvin. You left us with a lot of memories. One of my all time favorite guitar players. And I even had a chance to see him live touring "In Flight" in 1974.
Already am.... "Cricklewood Green". Easily one of the best-sounding original '60's pressings I own (Mine's got "SF" next to the right of the Bell Sound logo). Looks like somebody did a few hundred burnouts over top of the thing, and yet it sounds almost-completely-quiet. Just a light pop every once in a while, but that's it (I actually need to clean it... Should get rid of at least half of them).
Alvin was one of my biggest early guitar-influences back when I was in my teens. Taught me a lot, actually. I had "A Space In Time", "Cricklewood Green", and the "Woodstock" soundtrack on vinyl before I was even 15 years old. I even bought a hollowbody because of Alvin Lee's playing (My 2nd guitar... Cheap 335 copy... I wanted to slap a peace-sign sticker on the thing like he did).