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Doug, a one-time pop star, decides to have another go at being a success in the music industry, as the songwriter and manager to a manufactured band. The lead singer is extremely talented but finds the pressure difficult to deal with and doubts his ability to deliver the goods. Doug's arranges a gig and invites his last remaining decent industry contact, but on the night of the gig the guitarist, Jeff, goes missing. Doug's anxiety turns to relief when Jeff walks through the door with his producer friend, but all does not go to plan.

There is much rivalry on the local band scene and when Doug first arrives in town and begins to hold talent nights at the pub, the bands are shocked to discover that his ulterior motive is to steal individuals for his own group. They retaliate by spiking Jeff's drink just before the first major gig, and dumping him in the surrounding countryside. Jeff wakes up disoriented and stumbles upon a group of people dressed as bunnies. At first, he thinks that he is hallucinating, but then realises the 'bunnies' are part of a major fetish convention. He accidentally almost gets run over by one of the bunnies who turns out to be Doug's producer friend, who had only agreed to come out to 'the sticks' because he could tie it in with his convention.

As the gig gets under way, Doug feels relieved at being saved at the 11th hour. Unknown to everyone, there is a dead body stowed away in a cupboard by the stage. The two pub bouncers are small time crooks and have recently taken part in a bank robbery. Unfortunately, the old lady they took as a hostage died of a heart attack in the boot of their car and being incredibly grey-matter challenged, they hid her in the pub.

The story ends with news reports, which catapult the band to instant fame because of the murder tie-in.

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