00:22I've done Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp for almost 30 years.
00:24We're here to rock!
00:25Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp has really not been a business to make money, it's been a business
00:31about changing people's lives.
00:34After October 7th, I knew I had to act.
00:36I set out to find 10 survivors who had a real connection to music.
00:42After October 7th, I couldn't play or listen to music for a month.
00:47I just sat in my couch in shock, trying to figure out what happened.
00:52When I go into doing a project, I usually don't have fears.
00:56Protests over the Israel-Hamas war are growing on college campuses nationwide.
01:02After October 7th, every sound would make me a mechanic.
01:07The only thing I managed to salvage from the ashes was the volume control of my electric
01:12guitar.
01:12And I thought, this is a symbol.
01:14The music hasn't gone.
01:15You can still control the volume.
01:20How can I go, there's a war here.
01:24Everybody was playing for somebody else.
01:27Getting on stage, letting it all out, that keeps me alive.
01:33Touches my heart because this is one of my father's favorite bands.
01:36The drummer of Whitesnake and Ozzy Osbourne.
01:39That's meant to be.
01:39It was really emotional talking with him about my dad.
01:43All of us, we've been through something very big.
01:48You can feel it in the music.
01:50Are we going to get our pictures up here too?
01:54We made a few steps forward on what happened to us.
01:59Music is my victory.
02:01The clock is ticking, what do we do?
02:04The life!
02:05And rock and roll!
02:06Bread for this world, ring peace to me.
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