Jonathan Cain's memoir will go on sale May 1st. The Journey keyboard player calls Don't Stop Believin' a story "of perseverance. It's about dealing with the setbacks of the music business -- the ups and downs, the dedications, the rejection, dealing with everybody that says 'You're not good enough' and carrying on." (Billboard)
He recently told us about one of those ups. The biggest break of his career came when he met John Waite, who invited him to join The Babys in 1979 -- a year before he replaced Greg Rolie in Journey.
The book was co-written by Travis Thrasher and is being published by a Christian imprint that mainly puts out Bibles. According to the press release, "Cain takes us on a spiritual odyssey from center stage with Journey when all America was listening to his life-changing faith today."