Freddy Moore’s rock and roll journey through life and Alzheimer’s

He spent his 1950s Minneapolis childhood obsessively teaching himself guitar and writing songs while dodging his mother’s metal spatula and a brother out to get him. In the 1960s his band Skogie in the Flaming Pachucos reached local stardom. After, they put everything they had into their cars and caravanned to Los Angeles. From a garage in Suburban Arleta, they evolved Skogie into a new band called The Kats. In the 1980s, The Kats sold out every major club in Los Angeles-from Madame Wong’s to The Whiskey a Go Go, the Starwood to the Troubadour.

The Kats were offered dozens of record contracts while headlining alongside The Police, The Knack, Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids, and The Motels. They turned down every single one. The 1990s and early 2000s led Moore to the compute- programming world. Coding and music seem to go hand-in-hand for him, and he found himself rising through the programming ranks quickly until developing early-onset Alzheimer’s.

It’s Not a Rumour is an unorthodox, hysterical story of survival, and making it big in music and life without ever making a dime. It’s also about getting diagnosed with one of the most frightening diseases known to man, treating memory loss through writing, music, diet, exercise, natural supplements, and how he found his greatest love, Moore’s wife, Renee, with her tireless love and research to hold on to these moments as long as he could share them with the world.