Having limped off stage, sweating and wheezing before collapsing on his dressing room floor in a 250lb, 60-year-old mound of aching joints and sore muscles, Meat Loaf is recovering having spent the last two hours jumping, dancing and singing his lungs out for 12,000 passionate fans. And so begins this unique documentary, which has unprecedented backstage access to his 2007 tour, revealing life on the road with the Grammy® award-winning star on the back of the release of his new album, Bat Out Of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose.

The first Bat Out Of Hell album, released in 1977, sold over 40 million copies, making it one of the most successful records of all time. From the rehearsals and the pre-show rituals, to the live performances and the reactions of band members and friends to the good reviews and the bad, follow the big Texan’s journey to hell and back on this epic road trip.