For 25 years, the Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp has delivered the ultimate musical experience for participants to learn directly from the masters themselves. Founder and CEO David Fishof modeled the concept after seeing the success of baseball fantasy camps that allowed fans to learn from and play alongside with hall of fame caliber baseball stars. Seeing the parallel, Fishof convinced A-list performers to serve as counselors in camps with weekend music warriors who generally have more traditional day jobs.

A new film, Rock Camp: The Movie, features such classic rock stars as Alice Cooper, Roger Daltrey, Sammy Hagar, Joe Perry, Nancy Wilson, members of Judas Priest, and many more, who wax enthusiastically about the camps they’ve participated in and the joy they’ve given and received from the experience.

The film follows four campers (and their families) through their journeys to shred with their heroes and see how they overcome their fears and transform their lives.

“I can’t think of a more fun thing to do,” says Cooper. “I mean, it’s better than stamp collecting.

The movie, directed by Doug Blush, is playing in theaters and on-demand. Click here for tickets.

Watch the official trailer for Rock Camp: The Movie

Masterclass events were launched in 2020 in the face of the pandemic. The classes allow the public to interact with the artist online with an exclusive group limited to just 20-25 people, who will learn musical techniques, hear stories, be privy to live performances and get advice. Participants can ask their musical heroes a question they’ve always wanted to know in this very personalized experience. Classes start at just $50.

Says CEO Fishof, “We will come out blazing with Rock Camps in 2021 when it will be safe to do so again. In the meantime, you can stay safe and rock on with our Masterclass series.”

Related: Our feature story on Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp