Fading Rockstar Syndrome: Surviving Egos, Chaos & Bad Decisions

By: Kovich, P. K.

Every band is a disaster waiting to happen. Here's why.
Egos. Volume wars. Van breakdowns. That one guitarist who swears this next riff will change music forever.

Fading Rockstar Syndrome: Surviving Egos, Chaos & Bad Decisions is a brutally honest, accidentally hilarious look at what happens when the dream of "making it" becomes a full-time circus act.

Written for anyone who's ever:
- Played to an audience of five (including the bartender)
- Tried to explain "artistic vision" to their drummer
- Or simply survived the group chat from hell

It's part satire, part survival guide - a book that roasts musicians with just enough affection to make them laugh, wince, and keep rehearsing anyway.

Why readers love it:
- Dry, self-aware humour that hits a little too close to home
- Sharp observations about creative burnout, ego, and ambition
- The perfect "I saw this and thought of you" gift for musicians, bandmates, or anyone still chasing their loudest dream

Fans of rock memoirs, creative burnout stories, and behind-the-scenes satire will feel right at home - and slightly attacked.

This isn't a roadmap to fame.
It's a survival guide to failure - louder, messier, and funnier.

Finish the set. Blow the power. Leave 'em guessing.
Book One of the Fading Rockstar Trilogy.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1764064801
• ISBN13: 9781764064804
• Release Date: July 2025
• Publisher: Still Not Famous Books
• Length: 204 Pages
• Weight: 0.62 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"
• Age Range: 16 years and up