
Synopsis
Once front man of the 90s mega-hit boy band Eye Candy, Bobby Starr's solo career is definitely so low! Eight years later, headlining kids' birthday parties, bowling alleys, and bar mitzvahs, Starr is desperate to reclaim his chart-topping glam years.
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