[1] The documentary tells the story of gay Puerto Rican A&R executive Michael Alago who grew up in a Hasidic neighborhood in Brooklyn in the early 1970s.

At a young age, he began sneaking out of his house and going downtown to frequent legendary New York clubs CBGB and Max's Kansas City.

He formed The Dead Boys Fan club as a teenager and soon after became the talent booker at the Ritz nightclub in the East Village.

[2][3] "The movie doesn't flinch from its subject's demons, either, recounting Alago's descent into addiction and his narrow brush with death after being diagnosed HIV positive, but unlike many an episode of Behind the Music, this one has a happy ending."

– Variety[4] "This friendly doc is one more small chapter in the ongoing oral history of Downtown Manhattan around the turn of the Eighties, and will be appreciated by those who just can't hear enough.