It's Woodstock, 1969, and Laramie Pruitt is anxious to feel some peace and love after the recent Stonewall riots in his hometown. While he's grooving to some great music at the festival, Laramie meets a handsome young man named Sullivan “Sully” Conyers. They get along well together, and Sully even tolerates Laramie's tendency to get on his soapbox about social issues and Big Brother.
When Laramie learns that Sully is gay, it leads to a tryst later that night and clandestine kisses under Sully's tarp during a rainstorm. Things are great, but as always, Laramie's mouth gets him into trouble, and drives Sully away.
Laramie knows he was wrong, but in a sea of half a million people, how is he supposed to find Sully and apologize?
Thankfully, Laramie finds Sully on the last day of the event and he gets a second chance at love.
When Laramie learns that Sully is gay, it leads to a tryst later that night and clandestine kisses under Sully's tarp during a rainstorm. Things are great, but as always, Laramie's mouth gets him into trouble, and drives Sully away.
Laramie knows he was wrong, but in a sea of half a million people, how is he supposed to find Sully and apologize?
Thankfully, Laramie finds Sully on the last day of the event and he gets a second chance at love.
