This Vivid Video vehicle for star Dyanna Lauren has lots of rock and roll in a tired story of her uncle George Kaplan's diner facing foreclosure from mean loan consortium manager Kyle Stone. They throw a party/concert to save the day with rock star Steven St. Croix singing along with his lover Dyanna.
A pleasant little story with comic relief is ruined by severe (and standard practice) cutting by Vivid for the DVD version, losing 15 minutes of running time including Stephanie Swift's lesbian sex scene with Leanna Heart (their sex on the diner counter has just snippets shown during the opening credits). That's 20% of the movie removed.
Dyanna gets to sing and the music by writer/photographer Toney Belize is effective. End credits do the corny American Graffiti routine of "where are they now?" comically describing even minor characters' fates, with much of the cast uncredited.
