Beatles, Rolling Stones Members Take Part in Rock Fantasy Camp
As you may remember, the camp was made fun of by "The Simpsons."
Members of three of the UK's most famous groups, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd, have signed up to be part of the upcoming UK version of Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp.
The way the U.S. service works is that participants sign up for a week-long class with the musicians in which they are trained in order to pursue (sometimes, only in their mind) the dream of being a rock star.
The camp will take place from November 4-9 at Abbey Road Studios in the UK.
Those confirmed thus far are former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, AC/DC alum Chris Slade, Aerosmith producer Mark Hudson, Mick Ralphs from Mott the Hoople and The Beach Boys' Jeffrey Froskett and Kip Winger.
At the end of the camp, participants will get to play a show at Liverpool's Cavern Club alongside original Beatle drummer Pete Best.
The camp will cost those interested 7,500 pounds for six 10-hour days, rocking with some of their favorite musicians.
