Music is timeless. It connects us to memories, emotions, and eras that shaped us. For fans of the golden age of rock ‘n’ roll, one question lingers: What if?

What if the legends we lost had lived? What if the music had been free from greed and exploitation?

In The Golden Age of Rock, Nikolay Jaffee reimagines rock’s darkest moments—not by rewriting history, but by asking what could have been. Through Jake Fantastic, we witness the rise of a music empire built on loyalty, creativity, and respect for artists.

Though fictional, the story draws from real truths—tales of predatory contracts and an industry that often broke the very people who made it great. With Simone at his side, Jake sets out to change that, creating a haven where musicians thrive.

The Golden Age of Rock is a tribute, a reimagining, and a call for something better—for music lovers, dreamers, and anyone who’s ever wished the legends had more time.

Because while we can’t rewrite the past, we can dream of one where the music—and the artists—live on.