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"Camden Joy tells the picaresque tale of an American rock 'n roll band as they travel below both the Mason-Dixon Line and the cultural radar in early 1991. As the Persian Gulf War escalates in the background, we follow the four members (including a drummer who, like the author, is named Camden Joy) on solo and group adventures amid the vacuous American landscape, of diners, clubs, colleges, and hotels. Boy Island is at once a eulogy for the formerly limitless possibilities of the American road and, ultimately, a meditation on the redemptive power of music and friendship."--BOOK JACKET.
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1 edition- Paperback · English · 2000Quill (Harper) · 240 pages · 9780688170332
Fiction, generalMusicians, fictionPersian gulf war, 1991, fictionRock groupsFictionRock musicPersian Gulf War, 1991