Alec Wightman is a corporate lawyer, board member of the and author of the memoir, "." Wightman has been a life-long fan of music and started his own concert production company, Zeppelin Productions, in 1995. He has spent decades promoting concerts for national singer-songwriter acts in Columbus, Ohio.
Wightman penned his book during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. The memoir began as a stack of notecards, which Wightman created to document his memories of meeting legendary rock icons like Bruce Springsteen and Rod Stewart. The author chronicles years of attending concerts in Cleveland and putting on shows for his heroes.