Directed by Brent Wilson
Featuring Lance Bass, Brian Wilson and Jon 'Bowzer' Bauman
Running time: 1 hour and 23 minutes

by Ashley Jane

“Doo-Wop means… great music.”

The only thing I love as much as (or more than) movies is music. I love many different styles and eras of music, and I always have, but I’ll be totally honest - I favour older music very very very heavily. When I say older, I mean 60 years old, plus. Some folks love hearing the latest music, and I understand that, but I have accepted the fact that this is no longer me. Sure, I like lots of new music, but I am also truly lazy and hate the search for something good (I rely on my fiancee with very good taste in music to help me with that). Truth be told, one of my favourite thrills in life is finding an older song or artist who is new to me. When this happens - ohhh look out. I become immersed. It’s as if the outside music world doesn’t matter, I have a one-track mind, and if you are my close friend, you have no choice but to come along with me on the ride! (I want to formally apologize to my friends circa 2003 as they were forced to ride the Joni Mitchell train with me in my car, at all times. Well, not really - actually, you should be thanking me.) The point is - I love music. I love movies. So I love movies about music! Streetlight Harmonies is no different.