"He's in a good place, vibrationally. He has a message for Angus": In 1997 AC/DC bore witness to a seance during which contact with Bon Scott was attempted

Bon Scott wagging his finger, plus hands on a ouija board.

In the long and storied history of lousy music industry ideas, it's possible that a psychic event organised to celebrate the release of Bonfire, AC/DC's 1997 box set, might just be the lousiest of them all. 

Bonfire was released to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Bon Scott's birth. It contained the soundtrack to the band's Let There Be Rock concert movie, the brilliant Live At Atlantic Studios – originally released as a radio-only promo in 1978 – a disc of rarities, and, for some reason, a remastered version of Back In Black.