Slim Jimmy's been waiting for notoriety since 1987, which just happens to be the title of a song by Steel Panther, so their lead singer, Michael Starr, kicks off this series finale episode!  Hear the shocking revelations of what really happened to bassist Dash Wilcox, along with another stunning secrets about two of the other members of Hammer Alley.  Will Jimmy and the band finally achieve rock fame in 2019?  Or will things continue to fall apart? Find out now in the rockin' conclusion of . . .  Hammer Alley!  What could go wrong?  (Bonus outtakes include deleted scenes.)

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Does someone from Hammer Alley's past save Slim Jimmy's hope of finding the lost recording tape?  Does Denny have more good news for Jimmy?  And will there be a flashback that goes back farther than any other flashback so you can hear Jimmy and Denny in high school?   You'll get answers to all of these questions in this episode.  Features the song "Last Prom Dance", plus bonus outtakes. 

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Another recording artist threatens Hammer Alley's chances of being on a major motion picture soundtrack.  That artist is Slim Jimmy's nemesis, Pretty Boy.  How does a rock band deal with competition?  With a rock song, of course.  "Right Back Atchoo!" is featured, and a flashback will reveal why even recording it aggravated the entire band.

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Slim Jimmy reveals to Denny something unbelievable about his musical family roots.  It's the very reason why he'll never give up on his rock and roll dream.  Featuring a song so rare, it's never been heard by anyone other than Jimmy. It's the song "Dancin'".  Plus bonus outtakes.

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As the second and final season begins, there's a cameo from Dave Meniketti of Y&T, Slim Jimmy Simmons believes he's finally found a way to obtain a copy of "Everybody's Goin' to the Show (Let's Go!)", and an '80s flashback reveals the tragic tale of Jimmy's lost love.  Didn't every rock star end up with a hot video babe back then?  Plus Hammer Alley's song "Rock and a Rockin' Place".

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Hammer Alley needs YOU to keep rockin'!  Actually Jimmy needs all of us to spread the word.  Enough talkin', let's get rockin', with a BONUS episode! Jimmy will even treat us to a new, heartfelt song.  Don't let his dream fade away.

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Season 1 finale cliff hanger. (No offense to Dash.)  All the wheels come off the Hammer Alley tour bus…or do they? (Includes bonus outtakes.)

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The band gets some startling news while Slim Jimmy soaks up the VIP treatment at MVTV Spring Break '87.  (Includes bonus outtakes.)

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The band records another stone-cold hit, this time a heart-felt rocker called "Fire in the Hole". Slim Jimmy takes the lead on public relations and hits a clunker. (Includes bonus outtakes, and the song, "Fire in the Hole".)

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Hammer Alley front-man, Slim Jimmy Simmons, puts his foot in his mouth in a live radio interview on The KOCK. (Includes bonus outtakes.)

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