BELFER, MICHAEL - WHEN CAN I FLY?
...'THE SLEEPERS, TUXEDOMOON & BEYOND' - Michael Belfer's 225-page memoir offers a glimpse into the inner workings of the complications of street-level avant-garde musicianship, as well as the drug empire that was fueling the fires within the movers and shakers of the late 1970s in seething detail, and on a few occasions with grotesque precision. Michael Belfer played guitar in two of the Bay Area's most creative musical groups, The Sleepers and Tuxedomoon.
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