Hitching to Bowie: A '70s Road Trip Tale of Music, Miles, and Discovery

In the heart of the 1970s, amidst the vibrant tapestry of college life, a young Michigan student named Howard, --also known as "Midnight"-- embarks on an unforgettable journey chronicled in Hitching to Bowie. Driven by an unwavering passion for rock music, Midnight hitchhikes five hundred miles round-trip to witness the iconic David Bowie live in concert. Along the way, Midnight encounters a motley crew of characters, each with their own quirks and secrets. A conspiracy theorist nut, a tour bus driver with generation gap issues, a middle-aged businessman yearning for youthful escapades, and a private detective with a personal secret all play a part in Midnight's wild adventure.

This captivating tale, recounted from the perspective of the now older author, transports readers back to a bygone era of bell-bottoms, platform shoes, and the electrifying energy of rock 'n' roll. Experience the exhilarating highs and daunting lows of hitchhiking, the magic of a legendary concert, and the profound life lessons learned along the way.

Join Midnight on this mesmerizing road trip that blends the innocence of youth with the rebellious spirit of rock music. Hitching to Bowie is a story that will resonate with fans of Forrest Gump, Hunter S. Thompson, Rolling Stone magazine, and anyone who has ever chased a dream.

Howard Lee Kramer, a retired, nationally ranked financial regulatory attorney, now brings his lifelong passion for rock music to his debut novel. Having published extensively on financial market regulation and securities law, Kramer weaves a compelling narrative inspired by his love of rock and roll and the world around him. An avid concertgoer since 1971, Kramer's firsthand experiences with the rock music scene infuse his writing with authenticity and energy. He currently resides outside Washington, DC, with his wife.

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