Glory Guitars

In GLORY GUITARS, Gogo and her crusty coven perform a vivid spectrum of misbehavior as manic teens in the Fort Collins, Colorado punk scene, from guttering themselves up with illegal tattoos to valiantly holding up their end of the battle in Reagan's War on Drugs--two guesses whose side they were on. In this underbelly of adolescence, music is God and the rest is a mush and a rush of nihilism. It's from the nest of modern-day motherhood (and a scarier world) that Gogo remembers the soaring highs and visceral lows of her adolescence with frenetic joy, the urge to exalt even her worst experiences, and the eventual common sense to tell the difficult truth of being a rebel girl in a toxic male world.