Leningrad is Viktor Tsoi's hometown. This is where he was born, grew up, and became a musician. In this book, we seem to be following the director around Leningrad in the 1960s and 1980s. Here is young Viktor leaving his house on Basseinaya Street and heading to school, here he is rehearsing with Alexei Rybin at Khrushchev on Cosmonauts Avenue, here he is listening attentively to the astronomy teacher at the vocational school on Stoystosti Street, here he is walking with his family around Veterans Avenue. . . There is a story behind every step. Victor's friends and friends helped us fill the addresses with life, kindly sharing their memories. Therefore, the book can be called "Not only Tsoi": it is about Viktor and the people of his circle, who then lived "on their own." St. Petersburg is not just a decoration here, but a full participant. We tell the story of the houses and concert venues where Tsoi's voice sounded. In this sense, it is a travel guide to Leningrad of that era.