Writer David McNeil, son of artist Marc Chagall, is widely known as the author of the book of memoirs about his father, “In the Footsteps of an Angel.” David McNeil's new novel "Rock and Roll" was written under the influence of an incredibly popular musical movement, the motto of which is the slogan "sex, drugs, rock and roll." Several generations have become true fans and real victims of rock and roll: new fashionable beats calling for liberation and a completely different view of music, new rules of behavior, new sensations, a completely new world and a new life. Rock and roll is life! A life that the author knows from the inside. McNeil's novel is an explosive cocktail of the Champs Elysees, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, champagne and drugs, seasoned with the sexual revolution. You can get this hellish concoction first-hand from storyteller Elvis Duboulon, a victim of rock 'n' roll.