First look at trailer for new documentary ‘Frampton’ about Peter Frampton
the Tribeca Festival on Thursday in New York City.
The documentary delves into Peter Frampton’s journey through the highs and lows of his music career. Featuring a plethora of archival material, the film also includes insightful interviews with notable figures such as Sheryl Crow, Ringo Starr, Tom Morello from Rage Against the Machine, director Cameron Crowe, Alice Cooper, Tommy Shaw from Styx, Nancy Wilson from Heart, and Roger Daltrey from The Who.
In the trailer, Frampton reflects on the aftermath of his groundbreaking 1976 album, Frampton Comes Alive! He candidly discusses the challenges he faced after achieving worldwide success, admitting that he turned to excessive drinking and drugs to cope with the pressures of fame. The rock legend also opens up about a harrowing car accident that left him with severe injuries, saying he “broke just about every bone in my body.”
Directed by Rob Arthur, Frampton aims to provide audiences with an intimate and honest portrayal of the iconic musician. The documentary captures the essence of a rock star who experienced tremendous success, faced personal demons, and ultimately found redemption. It promises to take viewers on a compelling journey through the life and career of Peter Frampton.
The world premiere of Frampton is scheduled to take place at the Tribeca Festival, offering fans a unique opportunity to witness the film for the first time. Tickets for the event are currently available for purchase, allowing attendees to be among the first to experience this captivating documentary.
As music enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the release of Frampton, the trailer offers a glimpse into the remarkable story of Peter Frampton’s rise to stardom, his struggles, and his triumphant comeback. With exclusive interviews, unseen footage, and candid reflections from Frampton himself, this documentary is poised to be a must-see for fans of rock music and those interested in the captivating journey of a music legend.