Experience it. Enjoy it. Just don't fall for it.
In 1973, 15-year-old William Miller's unabashed love of music and aspiration to become a rock journalist lands him an assignment from Rolling Stone magazine to interview and tour with the up-and-coming band, Stillwater.
Billy Crudup Patrick Fugit Kate Hudson Frances McDormand Jason Lee Zooey Deschanel Michael Angarano Anna Paquin Fairuza Balk Noah Taylor John Fedevich Mark Kozelek Philip Seymour Hoffman Liz Stauber Jimmy Fallon Olivia Rosewood Bijou Phillips Alice Marie Crowe J.J. Cohen Gary Kohn Ray Porter Mark Pellington Eion Bailey Terry Chen Rainn Wilson Erin Foley Jesse Caron Charles Walker Jay Baruchel Pauley Perrette Peter Frampton Zack Ward Mitch Hedberg Devin Corey Pete Droge Elaine Summers Eric Stonestreet Marc Maron Shane Willard Chris McElprang John Patrick Amedori Kate Peckham Julia Decker Brian Vaughan Anthony Martelli Zach Clairville Ian Ridgeway Isaac Curtiss Chris Lennon Davis Scott N. Stevens Kevin Sussman Reathel Bean Tom Riis Farrell Laura Bastianelli Samuel Aaron Roberson Brian Andreasen Jared Hren Mary Dragicevich Aura Barr Daniel Wilson William Barillaro Holly Maples Matt Griesser Susan Yeagley Nicole Spector Patrick Irmen Nick Swardson Cindy Weber Kris Weber Kimberly Weber Kristin Weber Samer Sourakli Michelle Moretti Ana Maria Quintana Lisa Buchignani Evis Xheneti
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