Rush: Where's Geddy, Alex, and Neil?

Canada's greatest musicians have gone missing...and in 'RUSH: Where's Geddy, Alex and Neil?' It's your job to find them!

The only official RUSH seek-and-find book now boasts a new edition featuring 16 original, intricately illustrated album-based worlds! This edition includes two new album pages: 'A Show of Hands' and 'Presto.' The book celebrates the band's incredible discography, spanning from 1974's 'RUSH' to 1989's 'Presto, ' all brimming with RUSH references.
Written by David Calcano, the writer/director behind the band's critically-acclaimed animated videos for 'Spirit of Radio' and 'YYZ'--both of which are now amassing millions of views--this revised edition of 'RUSH: Where's Geddy, Alex, and Neil?' is passionately crafted by artists and die-hard RUSH fans from the award-winning animation studio Fantoons. It pays homage to the awe-inspiring soundscapes of RUSH's diverse discography. Each illustration is densely packed with details and references to the spectacular saga of RUSH's music and career, offering an engaging challenge to RUSH fans of any age.
RUSH is among the most celebrated and beloved bands worldwide, with numerous sold-out tours and over 40 million records sold globally. Their dedication to the musical arts and the human element has established them as masterclass artists, renowned for their unforgettable melodic structures and engaging, thematic lyrics that transport listeners to worlds beyond belief.


About the Author
Originally from Caracas, David Calcano has been fusing still and moving pictures with music to craft meaningful stories for over a decade as the Chief Director of Fantoons Animation Studios. He's written for the page and screen, as well as directed animation for the likes of Disney, Universal, Warner, Westbrook (Will Smith's company), Publicis, Rush, Nat King Cole, Iron Maiden, Frank Sinatra, Frank Zappa, The Beach Boys, Johnny Ramone, and more... the list goes on and on!

His creative output includes award-winning animated music videos, advertising spots, album packages, concert visuals, and critically-acclaimed books. Beyond his professional delivery, David is a massive music fan with a collection of more than 10,000 records and counting.