Almost Famous is one of my favorite movies so I knew I’d enjoy learning the true stories behind it, and I was still blown away by this book. Absolutely love it.

An absolute marvelous musical Journey but also a journey into a world of love, family, passion and following one’s dreams and the simple yet meaningful and important gift of family and love

This was like walking down my memory lane.

Great stories from an incredibly interesting and blessed life. Crowe provides plenty of details about interviews with some of the all time great rock stars, but left me wondering about some of the particulars of his personal life, especially his relationship with his sister Cindy, which seemed to go off the rails at some point without any explanation.

Brought back a flood of memories of music, concerts and the craziness of the ‘70s.

This book was incredible, probably have to read it again and listen to the audiobook

I stumbled upon this memoir somehow in my nightly “can’t sleep” ritual of reading books between 3 and 6 am. I’m so glad I did. I found myself smiling as I read about Cameron Crowe’s adventures in the world of rock and roll with these incredible, flawed and daring culture-shifting artists. Crowe’s love of family and music as a medium for community is palpable in his reflections. Only took a handful of sleepless nights to read, I became fully engrossed in his adventures.

Cameron Crowe has had such big, successful career, I guess I was hoping for more. What? No mention of “Singles”? That this book clocks in at around 220 pages should have been the first tip off.

Beautiful and thrilling to read.

Thank you Cameron 👏