Stevie Nicks will release her 2013 documentary, “In Your Dreams”, on December 3.
The project shows a behind-the-scenes look at the Fleetwood Mac singer as she created her 2011 solo album of the same title.
Co-produced and co-directed by Dave Stewart, “In Your Dreams” shows the musical journey that the two artists embarked on in Nicks’ Los Angeles home as they wrote and recorded an album during what Nicks called “the greatest year of my life”.
For “In Your Dreams”, Nicks allowed cameras inside her mansion high above L.A. with a wild cast of musicians and friends. The inner life of the legendary Nicks has by her design long been kept at a distance from the public. We learn in “Dreams” that her world features costume parties, elaborate dinner feasts, tap dancing, fantasy creations and revealing song writing and recording sessions all of which are captured on film.
There are cameos by Edgar Allan Poe, Mick Fleetwood, Reese Witherspoon, a massive white stallion in the backyard, owls and a few vampires who appear in several “home movie” style music videos.
“This is our baby and we give her lovingly into your dreams,” said Nicks. “From our tribe to yours.”
“She is really real,” adds Stewart. “It doesn’t matter if she is singing in the make-up room or in the middle of a TV interview. She is who she is, and she doesn’t change.”
Stevie will launch “In Your Dreams” with an in-store appearance at Barnes & Noble in Los Angeles on December 4 – check out event details here.
Nicks has been making headlines recently with news that she will be making a cameo role on an upcoming episode of the FX series American Horror Story: Coven. Read more about it here.
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