| Director | Allison Anders, Kurt Voss |
|---|---|
| Genre | comedy film |
| Country | United States |
| Budget | $250,000 |
| Box office | $178,095 |
Clive, Jonesey and Nick form an aging supergroup built of refugees from other bands. They and their producer Burt seek backing from Jane, a rich investor who will only help if the lead singer will sleep with her.
Liz is a neurotic film production designer who has just hired a conniving young housekeeper and would-be singer named Gwen. Liz searches hopelessly for a decent man while Gwen commits acts of shameless cruelty in the service of her ambition. As Liz goes on a date with who she thought was a normal person with a normal job outside of the entertainment industry, she later discovered that he was actually trying to work in the entertainment industry.... basically by means of her connections in the industry and so on.
Best friend to Liz is Clive's wife Eva, an older actress who is struggling to get good roles. Clive and Eva's life is thrown into upheaval when a cult member shows up on their doorstep to drop off a surly 12-year-old "love child" that she claims Clive fathered.
A subplot involves guitarist Carl, who is hired to travel away from his pregnant wife by a singer with ulterior motives, just as his junkie brother emerges from rehab and comes to stay with the family.