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A big brawny hunk is plagued by a deep-seated anti-social protection defence mechanism.. His vocal cords churn out a platinum sounding Pop Rock voice but he is plagued by an inner demon that only lets him sing when he gets violent. He fights it. He wants it gone. It wrecks his quest for success and happiness. Yes, he can smash 'Look at me ain't I tough' pea brains into oblivion without pausing for breath but can he beat the demon that haunts him?

Can a loser talent scout help our suffering hero overcome his lethal aberration so the scout can fulfil his dream of discovering a superstar?

A hard-hitting, fast-paced comedy drama with ambition, greed, love and life itself all in play.

School from age five to eighteen. Hated every minute of it. Total waste of my precious time. Learnt nothing. Parents plonked me on a piano at the age of eight. I took to it like a duck to water. By age of fourteen I was composing. By the time I left school I was deep into Blues, Jazz, Reggae, Funk, Soul and Latin American styles. After leaving school my dad asked me how I intended to make a living. I said I wanted to be a musician. He thought that was a great joke and told me to get a respectable, well-paying career behind me. He recommended the legal profession. I fell for it. I studied my butt off for a few years and actually managed to qualify as a lawyer. Six months later I quit to pursue a musical life as a contemporary pianist/composer. Mum was happy about it. Dad was not. I have played the piano in many formats in London, across Europe, Venezuela and the USA. A love of comedy led me to writing humorous verse, short stories, pulp fiction paperbacks, a novel and screenplays all with music biz themes.