[2][3] It is a mockumentary that portrays the experience of an LDS boy band named Everclean from formation to resounding success.

[4] Sons of Provo made its official premiere at the inaugural SpudFest Family Film and Music Festival 2004 in Driggs, Idaho with Will Swenson, Kirby Heyborne, Danny Tarasevich, and Peter Brown present for the premiere.

After searching for a new third member, they decide on the star of a production of Forever Plaid at a local community theater.

The group fires Grayson and hires an old girlfriend of Kirby's who works at Provo Theatre Company, Jill Keith.

They hold a brainstorming session in a park and come up with the name "Everkleen" (eventually shifting to the spelling, "Everclean.")

Then Grayson introduces the singing group that he has been managing for the past few months, Moosebutter, who performs to wild applause.

The band manager convinces Will to listen to a tape that Kirby has made of a song that he wrote and wants to perform.