From the stage lights of the 1960s to the heart of Silicon Valley, Ron Meagher has lived a life few can imagine.

At just nineteen, he was playing bass with The Beau Brummels—the San Francisco band whose hits like Laugh, Laugh and Just a Little put them alongside the Beatles and Beach Boys. He toured the country, signed with Warner Brothers, and even appeared on The Flintstones as “The Beau Brummelstones.”

But that was only the beginning. When the music stopped, Ron reinvented himself—first as an award-winning photographer, then as a sales pioneer in Silicon Valley, where he helped Xerox break into the world of color graphics. Along the way, he met his greatest love, built a family, and discovered that true success wasn’t in records sold or quotas crushed—it was in the people who stood beside him through it all.

Rockstar, Salesman, Family Man is a sweeping American memoir—equal parts rock-and-roll adventure, Silicon Valley history, and heartfelt family story. Inspiring, funny, and deeply human, Ron’s journey shows that the spotlight fades, careers change, but love and family endure.