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Hair I Go Again, a documentary currently in production, announces the release of its newest trailer, reflecting 20 new artist interviews and signaling a progression forward as the film forges ahead towards the final phase of principle photography.
Hair I Go Again chronicles the improbable journey of two lifelong friends who, facing mid-life, ultimately realize their mortality and set out to reform their hair band from the 80’s. Their ultimate goal - perform as an opening act for one of their heavy metal idols. The documentary features dozens of candid interviews ncluding Jeff Keith and Frank Hannon (Tesla), Jeff Pilson (Dokken/Foreigner), Frankie Banali (Quiet Riot), Joey Belladonna (Anthrax), Geoff Tate (Queensryche), John Corabi (Motley Crue, Union) Ron Keel (KEEL) and newest additions, Pete Loran/PJ Farley(Trixter), Stacey Blades (Roxx Gang/L.A. Guns), Ted Poley (DangerDanger) as well as the ladies from (JSRG).
With pyrotechnics in their eyes, former bandmates Kyle Kruger and Steve McClure set out on a cross-country adventure in search of their rock and roll past. The permed hair, leopard skin prints, and all night parties are long gone, only to be replaced by male pattern baldness, oversized jeans, and the mundane grind of 9-5 jobs.
Adding to the difficulty are family obligations, mortgages, a lack of musical gear, out-of-practice players, and personal insecurities; all of which stand in the way of reclaiming the magic they had as a band over 25 years ago.
It’s a story about a lifelong friendship and the struggles of dealing with the always present thought of “what if?” It’s about rediscovery, determination and failure. It’s a tale of those who once set out to achieve, but somehow fell short of their ambitions because, simply put, life got in the way.
Will they find their long-lost band mates? Can any of them still hold a tune? The search for their dream is documented in Hair I Go Again. The documentary is produced by Kyle Kruger and Steve McClure, whose previous documentary, Rain Falls From Earth: Surviving Cambodia’s Darkest Hour was narrated by Sam Waterston.
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