Michael André Fath

Sonic Tapestry – Confessions Of An Almost Famous Rock Guitarist is the truth of the music business from the eyes (and ears) of one who achieved world-class status as a premier rock, acoustic, and jazz/fusion guitarist—and survived.  The Mafia, a US President, many well-known celebrities and famous musicians are all depicted accurately, as well as the myriad insanities and insecurities of such a treacherous profession, which is not all glitz and glamour…in fact, far from it.  However, humor finds its way throughout and much of what you read will be hard to believe, but again, ALL TRUTH.

Sonic Tapestry – Confessions Of An Almost Famous Rock Guitarist is the first of this kind of exposé from novelist and poet Michael André Fath.  His previous six narratives: Jesica – Sanctified Daughter of God; Arc of a Squire; Symphony for the Angels; The Conversion of Ronnie Vee; The Village Squires – Tales of Mayhem and Revenge; The Girls of Yesterday; and, five volumes of verse: Aesthetic Divine; Life Changes, Yet Never Ends; 28 Benedizioni di Rita; Amor est Conceptualis; Reflections of Darkness and Light all continue to gain new fans and praise everywhere.

In addition, he has written a motivational treatise on finding one’s inner creative genius: Faces Are Three of Virtuosity.