I'll let my older brother, Tom (alias "The Lurker"), a DKE at Colgate University in Hamilton, NY from 1964-1968, explain:

"Fohhoh Bohob" was the Patron Saints' way of saying "f**king b**wjob." There, now you know! Uplifting, isn't it?! When we all got stoned, we began talking in this Patron Saintian dialect of English that was only comprehensible to members of the Auxiliary [people who hung out with the band]. The source of this bizarre lingo was, strangely enough, the DKE house at Colgate. It was a derivation of my fellow DKEs' imitation of the way greasers talk, taken to the most absurd extreme. I guess you could say I was the pathetic source of this little cult album's "exalted" title, as I perfected it's pronunciation with much practice at my institution of "higher learning." At it's end point, "Auxiliarian" was barely recognizable as human communication. It was little more than the grunts pre-humans must have made to each other to try and make themselves understood. Yeah, the psychedelic era was pretty strange!

And finally, what was the "Ahotz" in Ahotz Enterprises? Just a word (and company) that Jon and I made up. I guess we were all in a bizarre-sounding-word mode at that time.