Road Food

Sex, drugs and rock and roll was the credo of the 1970's musicians who thought the wave would go on forever. For Jannie Mack and the Silver Track their meteorological rise comes to an abrupt end on a warm June night in 1975 when Jannie disappears after a record release party. Twenty years later her daughter and a former band member lead a nation-wide crusade to find out what happened to her. The story begins in august, 1975, in Banff National Park, where an incoherent Donny Tyrell witnesses the moonlit burial of a woman.
He is convinced the body belongs to Jannie MacDonald, the popular lead singer of Jannie Mack and the Silver Trak, who apparently has died of a drug overdose. Twenty years later Donny is now living in Iceland with an Icelandic girlfriend and daughter. He hears from the old drummer of the Silver Trak, Mike Fedeyko, that a young woman claiming to be Jannie MacDonald's daughter is searching for her mother and he wants Donny to fly to Halifax to speak with her.
Unhappy with his life in Reykjavik working for his girlfriend's father, Donny still holding a torch for the dead singer, meets with Alice Johnson, Jannie's daughter, in Halifax. together they cross the country interviewing former band members and their manger at the time to find out what happened on that dark night so many years ago.