A strong forward dynamic takes the reader on a roller-coaster ride that is, by turn, challenging, sidesplittingly funny and tragic. From hanging out with the innovators, pill-poppers and head-cases that spawned the likes of Pink Floyd in post-war Cambridge, through to the inauguration of Shakespeare's New Globe in the latter part of the twentieth century, ICOULD BE ANYONE paints a disturbing and carefully unravelled analysis of a bohemian family struggling with the dark, an honest portrait of a man gradually getting to grips with some mighty issues.