Music in My Life

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Rock & roll first captivated Alec Wightman at ten when he heard Dion's "The Wanderer" on his transistor radio. Over sixty years, Wightman immersed himself in music, attending countless concerts, promoting singer-songwriters through his concert production company, and serving on the board of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, all while excelling as a corporate lawyer. In MUSIC IN MY LIFE: Notes From a Longtime Fan, he chronicles his musical journey from the rock of the 1960s to Neil Young concerts in the '70s and his discovery of singer-songwriters like John Stewart, Jesse Winchester, and Dave Alvin. Wightman's enduring passion for great songs and their creators shines through, whether highlighting lesser-known talents like Chuck Prophet or legends like Bruce Springsteen. His dedication to live music has fostered meaningful connections with numerous musicians, bridging the gap between artists and fans. His involvement with the Rock Hall offers a unique insight into the rock & roll landscape, reinforcing the idea that musical fandom can be an art form in itself. This memoir serves as a testament to Wightman's unwavering love for music and its impact on his life.