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Drug-seeking teens are going online to download a new kind of digital high, according to fast-multiplying media reports. Instead of a chemical substance, these digital drugs are audio files, with names like "Crack," "LSD" and "Heroin." When played through headphones, they supposedly alter listeners' brainwaves and create a drug-like buzz — for about $1-$2 per dose. Already, the "craze" has got parents, teachers and at least one state narcotics bureau concerned.
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