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Hi everyone,
Apologies to Andrew and everyone else if this is an infraction of posting rules. But I feel like y'all here on the Journey forum are my friends and family.

Exciting news to share: I am the executive producer of a two-hour documentary airing Monday night 8pm on ABC here in the states. It's called "The Show Must Go On: The Queen and Adam Lambert Story." The film chronicles Lambert's unlikely path from American Idol hopeful to front man of the iconic band. Many similarities to Arnel/Journey, so I hope you will watch and enjoy. You'll see plenty of familiar faces... we have Brian May and Roger Taylor, of course. But we also have Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters and Joe Elliott of Def Leppard. Fun fact: the first person to sing lead with Queen after Freddie Mercury's death was... Joe Elliott!

We all know how rare it is when network television embraces rock and roll. So this is a very exciting opportunity. We are proud of the finished product and hope y'all in the U.S. get to see it.

Thanks for the support!
Preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AmvymkRyOw

FamilyMan wrote:Hi everyone,
Apologies to Andrew and everyone else if this is an infraction of posting rules. But I feel like y'all here on the Journey forum are my friends and family.

Exciting news to share: I am the executive producer of a two-hour documentary airing Monday night 8pm on ABC here in the states. It's called "The Show Must Go On: The Queen and Adam Lambert Story." The film chronicles Lambert's unlikely path from American Idol hopeful to front man of the iconic band. Many similarities to Arnel/Journey, so I hope you will watch and enjoy. You'll see plenty of familiar faces... we have Brian May and Roger Taylor, of course. But we also have Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters and Joe Elliott of Def Leppard. Fun fact: the first person to sing lead with Queen after Freddie Mercury's death was... Joe Elliott!

We all know how rare it is when network television embraces rock and roll. So this is a very exciting opportunity. We are proud of the finished product and hope y'all in the U.S. get to see it.

Thanks for the support!
Preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AmvymkRyOw

Very cool Family Man! Congrats! I remember occasionally watching Idol when Lambert was running and I was blown away by his range. The Paul Rodgers Queen experiement was interesting too.

The_Noble_Cause wrote:

FamilyMan wrote:Hi everyone,
Apologies to Andrew and everyone else if this is an infraction of posting rules. But I feel like y'all here on the Journey forum are my friends and family.

Exciting news to share: I am the executive producer of a two-hour documentary airing Monday night 8pm on ABC here in the states. It's called "The Show Must Go On: The Queen and Adam Lambert Story." The film chronicles Lambert's unlikely path from American Idol hopeful to front man of the iconic band. Many similarities to Arnel/Journey, so I hope you will watch and enjoy. You'll see plenty of familiar faces... we have Brian May and Roger Taylor, of course. But we also have Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters and Joe Elliott of Def Leppard. Fun fact: the first person to sing lead with Queen after Freddie Mercury's death was... Joe Elliott!

We all know how rare it is when network television embraces rock and roll. So this is a very exciting opportunity. We are proud of the finished product and hope y'all in the U.S. get to see it.

Thanks for the support!
Preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AmvymkRyOw

Very cool Family Man! Congrats! I remember occasionally watching Idol when Lambert was running and I was blown away by his range.

Thanks TNC! Greatly appreciate the support.

Congrats FM. Will have to watch it.

Thanks for this, will be watching.

Very cool.

One hell of a job Family Man. Well done. What a wonderfully complete inside look. Way to go! You could see the work and heart that went into the production! You should be insanely proud of that product!

Nice job FM, was well worth a 2 hr watch. Thanks.

Great job on the show! We enjoyed it so much! And, unlike GOT last episode, we can see it all. It wasn't dark.

Thanks very much for the kind words, folks!
It was great fun to do. Nice to have rock in primetime again, right!?