The 1970s Rock\'n\'Roll Road is paved with myths and stories.
Merel Bregante, country-western music producer; former drummer for Loggins & Messina.
An amazing chronical of the Rock\'n\'Roll road.
The reality of Glenn Schiffman\'s Life in the Fast Lane is deep...
Jon Zelazny, writer & Pushcart Prize short fiction nominee If you love rock and roll, and you want the whole story, then this very real back-story of the music of our lives is a mandatory read.
Glenn\'s years as \'Ace Driver\' offer a behind the scenes look and expose which few people have experienced and no one else has meaningfully conveyed to us Rock\'n\'Roll junkies.
Ride shotgun with Glenn as he tours the 1970s Rock\'n\'Roll underworld again...
Doctorow.
Thompson and Tom Robbins with a dash of E.
L.
Glenn\'s fictional autobiography writing style reminds readers of Hunter S.
If you were there (or wish you had been), I hope you enjoy this backstage pass to what you won\'t read in rock star biographies.
Almost 50 years later, interest in Rock\'n\'Roll\'s evolution has caught up with me and my \'driver\'s log\' has finally fermented into a brew worth sharing.
Equipment transportation mushroomed from a single roadie\'s van to 50-truck caravans on multi-city tours hopscotching stages and lighting trusses between three stadiums at a time.
The music venues grew from bar-band dives to 100,000 seat stadiums.
In the Seventies, Rock\'n\'Roll graduated from psychedelics and weed to cocaine and speed.
I learned patience, the value of being prepared, and how a little appreciation goes a long way.
I saw rock stars \'up close and personal, \' as well as their groupies and fans.
I met hundreds of memorable people on the Road and backstage.
I have dozens of tales inspired by my own observations and experiences.
If I didn\'t get the sound gear to a gig on time, the show could not go on.
I was not a musician or a roadie
I was the sound equipment Truck Driver.
From 1971-76, I crewed 1,100 shows with over-40 top rock bands, including Led Zepplin , Elvis, Linda Ronstadt, Loggins & Messina, and the Rolling Stones.
In this fictional autobiography, events and names are often changed for privacy, but much of it is mostly true...
Some of them are mine.
The 1970s Rock\'n\'Roll Road is paved with myths and stories
