That’s exciting for a number of reasons, one being the chance to spot local landmarks on the big screen when the movie is released in 2014. But that’s only fun if the movie isn’t excruciatingly awful.

So what can we expect from this Aniston movie? Well, the good news is, it’s based on a novel written by Elmore Leonard, so it will most likely be worth the price of admission. The novel, “The Switch,” is a prequel of sorts to Leonard’s “Rum Punch.” That novel was successfully adapted for the screen by Quentin Tarantino in 1997.

If you’re unfamiliar with Leonard’s work, here’s a look at some of his stories that have become movies or TV shows.

Here’s hoping this adaptation is closer to “Jackie Brown” than “The Big Bounce.”

Tamberelli, who turned 30 this year, is the bassist and vocalist for the band, which is based in New York City.

“State of Mind” magazine said of the group, “Think Mother Love Bone, Pavement and Matthew Sweet.”

So, if you like those bands, or just want to see Little Pete all grown up, head over to Two Boots. The show is free.

For more information, go here.

And, check out the opening credits of “The Adventures of Pete & Pete” and a live performance from Jounce, below: