The rally takes place in Sturgis, South Dakota, and this year's 60 th Anniversary celebration promises to break all records. With half a million dedicated bikers projected to descend upon this town of 5330 for biking, drinking, networking and entertainment, the atmosphere evokes a slightly off-color middle aged Woodstock. Here you can see Eddie Money, Styx, Cher, Joe Walsh, Jonny Lang, the Marshall Tucker band and dozens of other acts. Internet impresario Don Frankenfeld claims to be the world leader in Internet movies, and now he is producing history's first full length Internet movie. In particular, Frankenfeld aims to tell the story of hundreds of individuals-who they are, what brought them to Stugis, and what they found when they arrived.
Viewers can watch the entire movie, segment by segment, in whatever order they choose.
Those with bandwidth limitations can see the whole movie on CD-ROM or videotape. A graduate of Harvard Business School, forensic economist Frankenfeld is proud that he was once a Harley biker. Now that I am retired from active biking I will focus my attention on human drama more than motorcycles. Regrettably, the Rally is often filled with gratuitous sex, which our commitment to journalistic integrity forces us to cover and explicate in great detail.