Directed by Liam Firmager, the documentary "Suzi Q" chronicles the groundbreaking career of rock pioneer Suzi Quatro, the first female bass player to become a major international star. The film explores her trailblazing journey through the male-dominated rock scene of the 1970s, featuring candid insights from Quatro herself and her siblings Patti Quatro, Michael Quatro, and Nancy Quatro. Her enduring influence is celebrated through testimonials from a range of iconic musicians she inspired, including Cherie Currie, KT Tunstall, Alice Cooper, Joan Jett, and Debbie Harry, while actor Henry Winkler, her co-star on "Happy Days," offers a perspective on her crossover success. Produced by Tait Brady and Firmager, this 98-minute portrait captures the resilience and legacy of a true rock and roll original.