Sometimes...I Don't Remember Much of the '70s

<p>A rousing romp through the ‘70s when big Rock & Roll concerts were filling the country with superstars nasty roadies sexy groupies shysters hipsters drug dealers revolutionaries and other assorted superegos—all testing the theory that Sex Drugs and Rock & Roll may not be right for everybody <em>but it might work for you</em>.</p><p>When Cowboy finds himself kicked out of graduate school by Nixon’s cuts to NASA he turns to his first love of being a photographer and amateur filmmaker trying to find his art in a world gone mad with Vietnam and police brutality. He also finds a way to smuggle marijuana from El Paso in a small Piper Tri-pacer airplane and while attempting to unload a conspicuous amount of dope Cowboy is introduced to several underground players in Ann Arbor. What ensues is the powerful one-two combo of drug money and a bunch of drop-out NASA engineers at the U of M producing the loudest PA system in the world.</p><p>With this new big sound they create the Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival and the 10 for 2 concerts—marking the end of marijuana persecution and the beginning of Rock & Roll political power. Out on the road their one-of-a-kind arena sound system opens the door for Rock & Roll anthems like “We’re an American Band” by Michigan’s own Grand Funk Railroad. But when the war winds down and Rock & Roll gets too slick and selfish Cowboy is left with no place to go looking for enough money to support the artist he wants to be.</p><p> </p>