AceShowbiz - Joey Fatone, former member of 'NSYNC, is offering an honest glimpse into the challenges faced by boy band members during the 1990s pop explosion in a new documentary special titled Boy Band Confidential.

In a press release on Tuesday, Fatone described his time in the band as one of the greatest experiences of his life, while acknowledging there were difficulties that weren’t fully understood at the time. The special, which he executive produced, allows former boy band stars to reflect and reveal the realities behind the fame and spotlight.

The four-part special will premiere on ID over two nights, April 13 and 14. Alongside Fatone, the documentary features candid interviews with fellow 'NSYNC member Lance Bass, AJ McLean from Backstreet Boys, Nick Lachey of 98 Degrees, and members of Boyz II Men, Wanya Morris and Shawn Stockman. In addition, managers and music industry insiders contribute perspectives on the pressures young performers faced during their peak years.

One of the most striking moments revealed in the trailer includes a statement from Ashley Parker Angel of O-Town, who shares a deeply personal and dark experience: “I was sitting on the 38th-floor balcony of my New York apartment, and I just thought about jumping off.” This highlights the mental and emotional toll that accompanied their early success.

Boy Band Confidential aims to shed light on the often overlooked difficulties behind the glitz and glamour, providing fans with a nuanced understanding of what life was truly like for these young artists at the height of the boy band era.