A new documentary on the Who, The Who: Quadrophenia—Can You See the Real Me?, is set to air on BBC America Friday, January 4 at 10:00 PM EST.
The doc was screened one night only earlier this year, and is described as a Who fan's dream come true:
"[It] gives fans an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look into one of rock's most influential bands and the creation of their celebrated album, Quadrophenia originally released in October 1973."
Currently, the band is on their Quadrophenia and More tour, which features the legendary rockers "on a sleek, stripped-down stage with 10 musicians on board, a sophisticated lighting rig and multiple screens that provide footage of world events from World War II to the present day, concentrating on popular culture and the history of the band, including live footage from throughout their storied career."
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