Alice in Acidland: Lewis Carroll Revisited by Carroll and Thomas Fensch.
Tenniel illustrations.
Published by A.S. Barnes and Co/ T.Yoseloff, 1970. Hardback first edition.
SBN: 498074773
Tatty copy, with the dustjacket in pieces: I could do with a nicer version…
The book has been described elsewhere:
…Charles Dodgson may have passed Thomas DeQuincey on the streets of London — after all — this was generally the same era that DeQuincey wrote Confessions of an English Opium Eater. Originally published in 1970, Alice in Acidland suggests that Alice’s experiences – -and the curiouser and curiouser animals that she encounters — echo the LSD trips of the hippie 1960s – -and could easily have been visualized by Thomas DeQuincey and the mad hatters of Lewis Carroll’s time.
It’s basically the original book with drug-themed annotations: quite fun.
Available on amazon in the 1970 original: Alice in Acidland
Alice in the Internet 
As if Alice In Wonderland didn’t seem like it was on acid in the first place! 🙂