Local Autistic boy sings his way across the country to motivate others, now he's performing locally
Photographer: WEWS
Posted: 10/22/2011
CLEVELAND - Teen Alex Hale knows first hand the trials and tribulations of living with Autism. He has written songs to motivate others who live with the condition. He also wants to raise awareness about Autism. Music is his therapy and he hopes it brings awareness to everyone.
Alex Hale has performed across the country. Now, he's singing at a huge event at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Saturday, October 22.
The event is called "Rock til it Stops" and is sponsored by Autism Speaks.
Alex will open for Dreams Unwind. This cover band provides a complete Fleetwood Mac experience. Just one more way this teen is drawing attention to Autism and what a patient goes through who lives with it.
If you'd like more information about this concert, click here .
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