The documentary, "Freak Out in Cucamonga," chronicles the early years of Paul Buff and Frank Zappa as independent artists in early 1960's Southern California. Using his own unique 5-track recording machine, Paul Buff engineered legendary surf songs like "Wipeout" and "Pipeline." A young Frank Zappa also created his own musical playground, forming The Mothers of Invention and solidifying his philosophy of "Freaking Out."

Director Adam Fiorenza and Producer Derek Miley, both former local residents of Rancho Cucamonga, researched the local music scene and realized the city needed to "FREAK OUT" once more. A concert was held showcasing musicians from the past and present, honoring both Paul Buff and Frank Zappa.

Interviews include:

Paul Buff James "Motorhead" Sherwood
Roy Estrada
Don Preston
Bunk Gardner
Dick Barber
Jim Pash of The Surfaris
Bob Spickard of The Chantays
The Tornadoes
Carol Kaye
"Weird" Al Yankovic
Alien Ant Farm
Dino Dupree

Includes rare recordings and music from:

Paul Buff
Frank Zappa
The Surfaris
The Chantays
Dino Dupree and The Pharaohs
The Tornadoes
The Appollonicon
Cucamonga Surf Dogs
The Definiens Project
Aaron Rothe