A documentary that should be required viewing for any of the thousands of wannabes looking to become rock stars, "Won't Anybody Listen" is a valuable cautionary tale that serves as a handy correlative to the many fictional films in which the biggest problems depicted about the music biz are the pitfalls of having too much drugs and sex. Founded by brothers Frank and Vince Rogala in their small hometown of Mackinaw City, Mich., the group now consists of five musicians, including a violin player. Years ago, like countless other bands before them, they relocated to Southern California in search of fame, fortune and, most specifically, a record deal.

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