Senior Michael Tulli the third, "Trey," the popular quarterback at a suburban Los Angeles high school, grapples with the recent death of his mother and the trauma of witnessing his two best friends being killed by gang members. His father, Michael Tulli the second, a prominent Hollywood writer, also painfully mourns the loss of his wife. To help them both heal, Michael takes Trey to the far suburbs of Cleveland, where he grew up, to reconnect with family generations and immerse them in a nurturing environment filled with family values. During their visit, Michael reflects deeply on his childhood and relives the memories and one particularly traumatic experience, the summer he and his friends discovered Big Creek. Events perpetrated by a jealous, scheming, unscrupulous boy had. tested his values. But his father's and true friends' support pulled him through it.
The journey to reunite with generations of the Tulli family fosters a renewed sense of faith, hope, love, and healing in both father and son.
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Sebastian Jaymes - Biography
Sebastian Jaymes grew up on the "North Coast" of America near Lake Erie.
As a live show producer he has put together shows on exotic islands, Castles, Archaeological ruins, and exotic some-times dangerous locales in the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Japan, Russia, the Caribbean, and around the world. Over the years he has worked with countless celebrity entertainers in Hollywood and worldwide.
At a very early age, Jaymes decided he wanted to see the world. At the age of nineteen he began to realize that goal first as a roadie, then tour manager for two hit rock n roll bands. (One from Cleveland.) In the latter 1960's, Jaymes worked with an up and coming North Coast horn band that took him on a wild ride through the 60's counter culture. Settling in California in the early 1970's, he found himself in the mainstream of the Los Angeles entertainment industry, at first as a roadie, or a PA on network TV variety shows. He moved on to tour management of various celebrity artists, touring the world over and realizing his childhood dream to see the world on someone else's dime.
For the next fifteen years, he hired out as a Freelance producer of large corporate events in many exotic locales around the world. ("I wanted to continue traveling internationally, so in between producing assignments I took on freelance projects as a live show technical director for corporate, TV, and live shows all over the world.")
As freelance opportunities all but dried up in the economic slowdown of 2008, he furthered his previously established involvement with USO on celebrity entertainment events at military bases and in combat zones around the world.
He has a passion for Archaeology and American Civil War history and has visited Civil War battlefields, ancient ruins, and museums around the world on his own dime. Jaymes currently lives in Southern California, writes books and screenplays, and has often been part of a USO team that puts together entertainment events for military families around the world.
James' trilogy: "Memoirs From The Road To Everywhere" Vol. I-III takes the reader around the world with him from childhood to adult hood as his life progresses.
His latest book about a bigger than life character in the world of Rock n Roll touring is due to be released in early 2020.