Boaz Goldberg aka ZICO (1974) is a documentary filmmaker and a musician. He worked as a music journalist for more than a decade and meticulously covered the alternative music scene in Israel. Goldberg later had several editing jobs in many television programs. He also dabbled in painting, photography and recording music. In the mid-90’s, he was the first Rock-N-Roll DJ in Israel, and played bass for the Tel Avivian Punk-Britpop band Cnaque/Pop. In 2000, he had a brief collaboration with the now legendary Charlie Megira. Together they formed Les Lost Boys and recorded Megira’s hit, “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”. They worked on the song “Pink World”, which is revisioned in ZICO's album, HEADLESS ELVIS. Goldberg later joined Israeli Rock-journalist icon, Kobi Or, for a noise-drone duo called NEMEK, and then formed the short-lived experimental duo Nail and Flashlights. “Tomorrow's Gone”, a full-feature about Charlie Megira, is his debut film. “HEADLESS ELVIS” is his debut solo album.