“RISE UP AND ROCK: A Front Woman’s Journey” Book Release Party

The rockumentary, RISE UP AND ROCK, is a bold fusion of music, mysticism, and modern female leadership told through the eyes of a visionary who dared to step into the shoes of the “Golden God” and lead within the boys’ club of rock and roll. Wise, vulnerable, and fiercely honest, this rockumentary is both an intimate behind-the-scenes look at the wild, gritty world of rock and a backstage pass into the heart of a woman reclaiming self-worth, empowerment and life purpose.

Author and front woman Natasha Neece has recently returned to the Rogue Valley after several years in Los Angeles, bringing her journey full circle back to the community she called home for over two decades. A lifelong creative and community builder, she's known for inspiring authenticity, courage, and heartfelt expression, both on stage and in the spaces she creates around her.

This special evening offers a chance to experience the energy of the story in person, meet the author, and celebrate the release of a book that is already striking a powerful chord with its audience.

To see and hear more of Natasha, visit: https://linktr.ee/Natashaneece

"Riveting!" ~Vanessa Finney, JPR Radio

"Proving it's the journey and not the destination, this is a deeply honest peek backstage as a front woman shares the stormy, disheartening drama, as well as the magical moments on stage." ~Pamela Des Barres, I'm With the Band: Confessions of a Groupie

"To stand at the helm of a Led Zeppelin tribute band is, in itself, a bold act—but to do so while leading the band, navigating ego-driven conflict, and holding a vision rooted in healing and connection? That's leadership at its most evolved. This book is about reclaiming power, not an opposition to others, but in deep alignment with oneself. It speaks directly to women who have found themselves stepping into arenas that don't quite know what to do with them, and to anyone who has ever felt the tension between staying safe and standing in their own voice, even when it shakes, and choosing to sing anyway." ~Renee Santos, Hollywood Times