Max is an unemployed, forty-something architect and music geek, holed up in a beautiful, but down-at-heel, seaside town in the South-West of England.
Bored, frustrated, and increasingly anarchic, Max spends his days gleefully plotting the deaths of former employers, while desperately hoping for change, any bloody change.
A chance encounter with a slightly grumpy 1970s keyboard wizard, and his attractive but terrifying female manager, leads to Max, and a disparate group of eccentric outsiders, helping with the organisation of a small local tribute concert. What could be more pleasant and relaxing?
However, with the scale of the concert escalating, dates and venues changing like they’re going out of fashion, stalkers abounding, and the constant threat to our keyboardist’s health from a veteran punk drummer who he has unwittingly defamed, will the event take place at all? And if it does, will it be career, or even life, ending?
This book is all about the Journey!
Reviews:
“Wonderfully erudite and sophisticated prose.”
- Reader of another book
“A gloriously light and frothy musical confection.”
- Attila the Hun
“I lie, sorry, like, this book tremendously!”
- A former Prime Minister
Author Bio:
Jack Cazal is a sometime lawyer and all-time music fan. He splits his time between Devon, in the South-West of England, and Périgord, in the South-West of France. Jack supports the notion that all bureaucratic and political red tape should be used exclusively to gift wrap bureaucrats and politicians and not wasted on the undeserving general public.
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