“This is as no-brainer. This is something Bruce Springsteen fans all over the world will want to see.”
                                                                                                                                                              Joe Grushecky

       On October 2, 1975 Bruce Springsteen performed at the Uptown, a small 1,800-seat theater on the north side of Milwaukee.
      Half way through the show, police evacuated the theater because of a bomb threat. Bruce and the band retreated to the Pfister Hotel bar. There, Springsteen later told the Milwaukee crowd, “we drank our skulls out.”
      The concert resumed at midnight and Springsteen and company performed one of his most high-voltage rockfests ever.  DJ Bob Reitman, who mc’ed the concert, called it “the best rock and roll show I ever saw.” Fans simply refer to it as “the bomb scare show.”
      MAN AT THE TOP is a buddy comedy about the Milwaukee Brucesters, three die-hard Springsteen fans who stumble upon their hero at the Pfister Hotel. But with all the commotion, they miss their chance for their meet-and-greet. They make a pledge that night that one day they would meet Springsteen - no matter the stakes.
     MAN AT THE TOP explores the bond that brings friends together, the passion that joins lovers and the ties that binds fans to their hero.  It’s a fable about how we connect to our work, our families and find peace with our station in life. And ultimately, through devotion, hard work, a lot of sacrifice, and maybe a little luck, we all can be the man at the top.