From the time he was old enough to hold a little plastic guitar in his hand, Recording Industry Executive Jason Davis had a passion for music. He fell in love with rock and roll, hoping to one day emulate the likes of Michael Jackson and Def Leppard. As a teenager, he sought solace in his bedroom writing songs and playing his guitar, dreaming of the day he'd break away from his father's abuse. After his family crumbled, Jason left home and soon plummeted into poverty, sometimes scrambling for his next bite to eat. During a mountain hike one afternoon, he cried out to the skies, hoping to make some sort of sense out of his pain. Hours later, he picked up his guitar and wrote a song that would change the course of the rest of his life. Jason soon found himself living a lifestyle he'd never dared to dream of -- dining with celebrities in Beverly Hills, representing top record producers and recording artists from around the globe, furnishing a million dollar mansion on the beach, and working closely with some of the world's most prominent stars. But on the balcony of a five-star hotel one lonely night, he realized that despite all the fame and fortune, he was completely empty inside. Jason Davis' story is more than another rags to riches tale. It is more than triumph and tragedy. It is the story of one man's incredible journey in the music industry, and how, in the midst of it all, he found something far more valuable than anything on earth.