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OZZY OSBOURNE, SLASH Featured In 'Sunset Strip' Documentary

March 13, 2012

Slash, Ozzy Osbourne and members of RATT are among the celebrities who were interviewed for the documentary "Sunset Strip", Hans Fjellestad's chronicle of the history of the fabled mile and half stretch of Sunset Boulevard in Southern California that counts Matt Sorum (VELVET REVOLVER, GUNS N' ROSES) and Donovan Leitch (CAMP FREDDY) among its producers. The film will make its debut on Friday at the South By Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.

Documentary synopsis: "Birthed as a dusty trading route at the turn of last century, Sunset Strip became the world's center of gravity for music, glamour, fashion, sex, and decadence. This curvy, mile-and-a-half strip of road falls just outside L.A. city limits, beyond the reach of LAPD, where it grew into a place like no other on the planet. A place where dreams are started, chased, loved, hated, displayed, ignored, ended, or all of the above. You make your last stand in Eden, and this is Eden."

Check out a trailer for "Sunset Strip" below.

For more information, visit SunsetStripTheMovie.com.

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