pCaptures the untamed spirit of the 1990s indie music scene better than anything I've ever read. I was instantly transported back to the sights, sounds and smells of a time I thought I'd forgotten the endless parade of bands in vans and pubs and clubs-and all the offbeat personalities and insane situations that defined the heyday of alt-rock and made it so much fun, whether you were in a band or just a fan. Somebody needed to document this era, and Rules of the Road gets it just right. - Slo' Tom Stewart, FurnacefacepA raw look at what it's like to be a rock and roll everyman. The ups, downs, and existential angst.br- Brent Donnelly, author of Alpha Trader and 50 Trades In 50 Weeks brother pTo say that the band Jimmy George were a hot ticket in Ottawa's emerging indie music scene of the 1990s wouldn't really do them justice. pSinger J would get things going every Sunday night by grabbing the microphone and saying, We're Jimmy George! To which guitarist Spike would shout to the crowd, A