In 1976, after releasing several solo albums that barely made a ripple on the U.S. charts, Peter Frampton released FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE!, and his life would never be the same. Capturing the zeitgeist like few albums before or since, it propelled Frampton to "overnight" superstardom, making him one of the biggest stars in the world for a few chaotic, whirlwind years of fame, success, and idol worship. Until he wasn't.

Directed by longtime Frampton bandmate and confidant Rob Arthur, and featuring interviews with Ringo Starr, Cameron Crowe, Alice Cooper, and more, FRAMPTON is an ultimately uplifting portrait of the cost of fame, the shock of losing it all, and the triumph of rising back—not just to relevance, but to true icon status.