Show Notes
You know him as the front man of the legendary Canadian rock band, “Glass Tiger,” but did you know that Alan Frew is also a registered nurse? The multi-platinum selling singer-songwriter, public speaker, and best-selling author, once dreamed of becoming a doctor. Alan shares his fascinating journey of how he went from working shifts at the local hospital, to becoming the front man of one of the world’s most successful bands. Alan also shares how he was in the midst of planning a tour when Covid-19 slammed on the breaks. But as a stroke survivor, Alan offers a profound perspective on life and this pandemic, and how love and music have the universal power to heal.
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