Rain on Me by Jeffrey Miller

Imagine waking up to find the band you founded has replaced you with a machine—and even changed its name. Eight-year veteran drummer Tyler “Rain” Miller refuses to go quietly. From a crumpled Marlboro on his nightstand to the sticky floors of The Metro, Tyler’s day careens through Chicago’s punk-rock heart: confrontations with backstabbing bandmates, a bitter breakup, and an unforgettable night at Wrigley Field’s first rain-soaked night game. “Rain On Me” is a raucous, fast-paced ode to musical rebellion and the ties that bind us to our roots. It’s a gritty, funny, and surprisingly tender tale of one man’s fight to reclaim his rhythm—proof that no drum machine can replace the soul of a true drummer.