Randy Bachman: "Jeff was one of the best guitar players in the entire world. He could get onstage with the greatest and make them sweat. He always 'stole the show' from whomever he performed with. He had that magic to dazzle everyone."<BR><BR>Colin James: "There have been players that played upside down and backward-Jimi Hendrix, Albert King. That's unorthodox enough. And then Jeff made that look trite. Jeff was an amazing talent. A one-of-a-kind player who challenged the norms to become one of the best in the world in his genre."<BR><BR>David Wilcox: "He was down-to-earth, gracious, aware, and humble, for all his brilliance. I hate to say I'm competitive, but when Jeff was playing, let's face it, he made you play your best... he spurred you on."<BR><BR>From the moment three-hear-old Jeff Healey first laid a guitar across his lap in what was to become his signature style, it was clear he was no ordinary kid. Losing both eves to retinoblastoma, a rare form of cancer, opened a door to another World for Jeff, a newly adopted infant. Out of darkness he created music, becoming one of the most influential blues-rock and jazz performers of our time, beginning with his first hit album, See the Light.<BR><BR>In this up-close and personal account, loaded with never-before-seen photographs, memorabilia, and intimate recollections of family, friends, and fellow musicians, we discover this unique music icon's dynamic career, which saw him collaborate with everyone from George _Harrison and Eric Clapton to B.B. King and Stevie Ray Vaughan. From Jeff's lonely start one snowy night at St. Joseph's Hospital. in Toronto to his untimely end in the same building, ewe come away with a potent message of empowerment and a renewed sense of hope.