One couple's marital journey from the music fest to the modern world Frederick and Chandra Stone met and fell in love at Woodstock. After years of marriage, they have evolved and grown...but not in the same direction. Thirty years after that famous music festival in upstate New York, Frederick has become a computer accountant, while his wife is now an animal rights activist and human psychology instructor. Can their marriage survive these modern times? With incisive wit and elegant storytelling, Cathie Pelletier, a brilliant observer of the American landscape, makes us look hard-and laugh even harder-at how strange life has become for children of the sixties.