On New Years Eve, 1974, broke and dejected and desperate to make it in the music business, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham join Fleetwood Mac at a Mexican restaurant... What followed is the story of five very different people becoming a family, dysfunctional though it may have been from the start, making beautiful music together and enjoying almost instant stardom and riches beyond their wildest dreams. At the center of it all, with their relationship on the rocks after years of being tested by crippling blows from the industry and living below the poverty line, remains the beautiful, romantic, once-in-a-lifetime love affair of Stevie and Lindsey, two kids out of Northern California whose perfect harmony exists not only in their music but in their hearts...and in their bed. This is the story of the inception of Fleetwood Mac, a love story that exists when two people in love with making music and each other find themselves "over their heads...and it sure feels nice."

After Stevie Nicks goes home from her 2025 tour, the questions don't stop, the answers simply become private. As she returns to the stage the following spring, memories of what she has chosen to keep, and what she's no longer willing to lose, quietly surface. This is a story about staying. About love without apology. And about learning that home doesn't have to be temporary.

When Stevie Nicks is in Florida on tour, an unexpected message draws her into a reckoning she has spent decades avoiding: a private meeting with Kristen Buckingham. Over expensive wine and a blinding ocean view, long-buried silences finally crack, unearthing truths about love, betrayal, legacy, and the man who irrevocably shaped both their lives.

Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham are back together and, frankly, being unbearable about it. Reunited, blissed out, and behaving like they're thirty again, they've spent the past few months indulging in great food, wine, and zero restraint, with Lindsey encouraging it and Stevie happily going along. Neither of them has any interest in stopping. There's just one small issue. Stevie needs to get back on stage soon, and her wardrobe is no longer cooperating. Enter Mick Fleetwood with a plan. Maui, a beach, and a team of very committed wellness professionals whose methods are... unconventional. Faced with the prospect of discipline, structure, and something called 'targeted work', Stevie is forced to consider the unthinkable. Getting back into shape. Lindsey, after casting a mildly concerned glance at his own newly acquired roundness, may also be persuaded to participate. Possibly. Under protest. If he can be talked out of his jeans and promised the experience will be worth his time...

Lindsey and Stevie trying to find their way back to each other. Pre-Dance.

early 70's bn fluff. they just can't keep their hands off of each other!

lindsey luckily finds a new polaroid camera at a thrift store in la, but little did he know this camera would follow him and stevie around for years to come.

Set during the recording and release of Tango in the Night, Christine and Stevie try to mend their strained relationship amidst their individual hardships and continued band chaos.

An unexpected romance ignites within castle walls when Stevie reluctantly returns to Fleetwood Mac in 1981.

***In the continuing alternate universe of Buckingham Nicks*** It's 2002 and Stevie, just home from her Trouble In Shangri-La tour, joins Lindsey, Mick and John in the studio for the first time without Christine to make a new album. However their professional lives may be stressful, however, pales in comparison to the drama, the struggles and, yes, also the happiness, that comes with having two grown children, a young teen and a daughter just starting school...the family they have created over 25 years of marriage. A new album, a tour, a health scare, a wedding and the first grandchild of both the Buckinghams and the McVies color the first few years of the new millennium for our favorite rock and roll love match, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. "That kind of romance comes only once, that kind of love that kind of fever dance...that you love because you become someone else in an instant..." ~ Stevie Nicks, "Say You Will", 2002