In my pjb-cl-faces.el file you can find some Common-Lisp font-locking.

I've gathered all Common-Lisp symbols from CLHS, along with their "kind":

(mapcar (function first) *kind-to-face-map*) ==> ("Warning" "Variable" "Constant Variable" "Symbol" "System Class" "Class" "Condition Type" "Type" "Type Specifier" "Declaration" "Restart" "Special Operator" "Special Form" "Local Macro" "Macro" "Accessor" "Local Function" "Standard Generic Function" "Function" "Keyword")

and defined a face for each of these kinds. Then there is code that generate the font-lock-keywords for all CL symbols.

There remains two problems: some symbols are used for different things in different contexts (eg. a type and a function). My font-lock code does not analyses the the syntactic context. And it's rather slow (but usable!).

One lesson is that it would be really very useful for CL tool builders to have the CLHS under the form of processable "meta data". One could easily generate all the lisp-indent-function attributes for all CL functions and macros, or we could automatically generate any indentation (or other source analysis) function.