Sex, Drugs & Marriage – Movie 29 – Rock Star
Convinced rock stardom is his ticket out of the day job, Billy joins his mate’s band armed with plenty of acid and almost no musical talent.
Convinced rock stardom is his ticket out of the day job, Billy joins his mate’s band armed with plenty of acid and almost no musical talent.
A double-dose of ecstasy has Billy chatting to his Happy Mondays poster, prompting a switch to acid — and a wide-eyed first trip at a safari-park rave.
The “Second Summer of Love” arrives, but the promised free love proves elusive — and one beer-only mate somehow out-parties everyone on the dance floor.
Billy’s first suit doesn’t survive a shortcut through bramble bushes after the apprentice Christmas do — and the ethanol cure for his scratches is worse than the injury.
A cocky apprentice gets his comeuppance from a rigged talcum-powder contraption — and a face like Casper the Ghost.
A protest poem in Scots dialect by Billy Watson. Vaccine is a sharp, funny and unapologetic piece set to a punchy rhythm, telling the jab exactly where to go.