For some people... Rock & Roll was always a freak show. An explosive story of shadowy cultural icons Tom and Barry Howes, conjoined twins from an isolated headland on the east coast of England. Plucked from the safety of their isolation in the mid-1970s they were groomed by one of rock's leading impressarios to be part of the burgeoning English punk rock scene, soon to take the world by storm. Showing remarkable talent, the twins easily rose to the challenge, quickly producing material that left them poised to make a commercial breakthrough. Their already complex situation became intensified with the introduction of journalist Laura Ashworth who quickly moved from the band's rehearsal room to the twins' bed. Their legendary first gig at the King's Head, a study in raw performance and power cemented their place in the punk rock pantheon and gained them an instant cult following. All too soon after this the unbearable tensions within the twins' relationship , further complicated by the added pressure of imminent fame, overwhelmed the band and left the Howes twins in a potentially deadly situation.