I Saw a Dozen Faces... and I rocked them all by Tim Lee

Most importantly, it's about the word that Lee uses over and over again: fun. It's also about finding a way to make a living so that the music could continue to flow. This is a book about the love of creating music, which also happens to be about the ways a network of creativity exploded across the country 40 years ago and the way it got blown up attempting to get bigger. and I rocked them all: The Diary of a Never Was by Lee, Tim and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at. Many others in here are people I've met, and people I've admired. (It would probably be cool to hear this book's narrative from her point of view - she's a remarkable person.)įriends of mine are name-dropped in this book - Mark Wyatt, Dana Ong, Rick Wood. Lee and his wife Susan have been in bands together most of this century - the Tim Lee 3, after she learned to play bass, and Bark, after she learned to play drums. It's chock full of anecdotes about his many friends in the indie rock scene of the 80s and the even indier-er small time rock scene of the 2000s. Here's a self-penned memoir of a rock'n'roll lifer, a man who realized how good it felt to make music, and who found ways to keep on doing it all these years. He's also released some three dozen records under various names. It's a story of perseverance, belief, disappointment, rock and roll rebirth, and, most of all, fun. Or maybe you saw him on tour with Let's Active, or the Swimming Pool Q's, or playing in some small club somewhere or another with one of his many different bands. and I Rocked Them All: The Diary of a Never Was chronicles the journey of a rock 'n roll lifer who was part of the national independent music scene of the 1980s. If you're not familiar with his name, maybe you remember the Windbreakers from the 80s. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for I Saw a Dozen Faces.

and I Rocked Them All: The Diary of a Never Was chronicles the journey of a rock 'n roll lifer who was part of the national independent music scene of the 1980s. Tim Lee has done it for over 40 years purely out of love. Author: Tim Lee Publisher: Format: PDF, ePub, Docs Release Date: Access Book Description Tim Lee's new book I Saw a Dozen Faces. So, why do musicians make music? Some of them do it to make a living, or to become famous.

I Saw a Dozen Faces... and I rocked them all by Tim Lee