“Bill
gives you a good picture of what it was like to be in a band, on tour, loving
music and hanging out in LA in the ’80s. I was there as well, and I can tell
you that it’s all true — this was our life, our reality. It certainly takes me
back and reminds me of why it all mattered so much at the time.” – Steve
Wynn, The Dream Syndicate
“What
Bill See articulates so perfectly in 33
Days is the realization that life moves at light speed, and there’s never a
better time than the present to turn dreams into reality. The circumstances may be tough and the window
of opportunity small, but See appreciates that if rock ’n roll is the gateway
to happiness, then let the music play.”
– Stuart Levine, Variety
“Bill
See thoughtfully and effectively captures the pathos and promise that fuels a
young musician’s dreams and punctuates the grit and grandeur of life on the
road with his poignant and nuanced memoir.” – Spencer Proffer, Music Producer and Media Architect.
“At once universal and deeply personal, this is a coming-of-age story for the D.I.Y.
generation. Read this and know what “indie” was when it still meant "independent."
– Conrad Heiney, Substitute Live Journal
