Thornton, who is the front man for the band, Wave on Waves (turn on Logo anytime of day and you are sure to see their top 10 video), is an instantly likable artist who has a uncanny ability of instantly connecting with his audience. Using comedy intertwined with original music, Thornton takes the viewer on a journey of not only his self discovery, but by the end, giving the audience some questions to think about as well.
Thornton's autobiographical piece is no holds bar and shows us how a sexual being develops and copes with his inner emotions and turmoil. From an adolescent boy screwing a female manikin to having a Pastor, whom is a mentor of sorts, make Thornton question his sexual feelings, we get a glimpse of how the littlest of events can become monumental life changing moments. Most touching of the story is the connection that Thornton has with fellow Indiana native, James Dean as the screen icons loneliness is instantly relatable to our storyteller. There is a particularly touching monologue where Thornton goes to the gravesite of Dean and tells him that he does not need his guidance any longer, as he has finally come to terms with who he is and the journey that he will embark on will be his own.