On The Way Home: One Last Rock Opera For The Baby Boomers

If you commit murder in a dream, are you a murderer? If you no longer know if you are awake or if you are asleep and dreaming, then how can you be sure it was only a dream? And murderer or not, if you have trapped yourself in a dream world you don't know how you created, how do you find your way back to a normal life? This is the private hell John Harrison finds himself lost in. John is a Baby Boomer, a proud Hoosier (resident of the State of Indiana), and a music lover. A psychiatrist, Dr. Isalarasu Bose, helps him all he can. But music is often John's only solace. We follow John on his strange and wild journey from the 1990s to the present. At times, he has to go back to the 1960s and the 1970s in search of answers to his questions and solutions for his problems. We follow John to many places as well. The Hoosier National Forest. Indiana Dunes State Park. Mons and Brussels, Belgium. Kankakee River State Park in Illinois. The Covered Bridge Festival in Parke County, Indiana. West Baden Springs Hotel in Orange County, Indiana. His favorite Highways 20 and 41. Along the way, we try to figure out if John is mentally ill, a murderer, in jail, a mass murderer, institutionalized insane, confined to a hospital paralyzed and blind, or on death row. For John Harrison, there is a very thin line between his real life and his dream world. And so there is a very thin line for us as well...