Joe has successfully flipped from Occultist to Prophet, then relocated his fledgling church to the visionary and religiously eccentric town of Kirtland Ohio. Within approximately a year of the religions birth, reports of psychedelic sacraments and hallucinogenic conferences begin to surface.

References:

Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling, by Richard L. Bushman
Palmyra Reflector. Volume 2. February1, 1831, by Abner Cole
A Book of Commandments, by Joseph Smith Junior
Early Mormonism and the Magical World View, by D. Michael Quinn
Hearts Made Glad: The charges of Intemperance against Joseph Smith the Mormon prophet, by Lamar Peterson
Autobiography of Parley Parker Pratt, by Parley Pratt
My Life's Review, 1947, by Benjamin Johnson