I love breaking bottles from the hip!! However I'm just another guitar player and airbrush artist that loaded up all his guitars and guitar amps and left home to go to Hollywood of all places. If you could imagine living in an ElCamino with a bunch of guitars and guitar amps and doing nothing except going from one jam to the next, the first place I landed was Mars Recording studio. There at the front desk was a kid playing a BC Rich and it was Dave Mustain, Dave would later present me with a real eye opener when I went with him to his gig and I laid eyes on the first mosh pit I had ever seen, it was like cock roaches on speed! Well I asked Dave at the desk if he might know of anyone needing a guitar player and Dave said "as a matter of fact, come back here", it was the Bruce Elliot Band and thier guitarist had been stolen by the Michale Jackson tour, next thing I knew I was the only white boy playin blues guitar in an R&B group. I played guitar in lotza different bands and recorded when ever I got a chance just going from studio to studio and eventually I even recorded for a couple of movies when I met a nice lady movie producer named Penelopie Ann Spheris. Penelopie showed me a reclining lawn chair on her patio deck where she discovered her late husband one day after he passed away from a drug over-dose leaving her to carry on as the producer for a movie studio that he owned. Penelopie was busy working on a new movie that she called the Metal Years and I was more than happy to do studio guitar work for the sound-track, ( http://addpro.imdb.com/name/nm1624051/ ). One day it was especially amusing when Penelopie played a message for me that she found on her answer machine and to find out that it was actually Dave Mustain sobbing and sniveling and trying to be very appolagetic for things that he said while he was shit-faced the night before, but it didn't seem like any of this really bothered her any, Penelopie later went on to produce Wayne's World and she actually turned down the offer to do Fright Night. I also did airbrush art for record labels and set everything up so they could print record album covers back in tha day before they had computers, itz so easy to produce an album cover now that I'm gettin too lazy to produce one for myself. I met a lot of groovy people and stumbled into some perty awsome stuff to say the least, but nothing beats playin guitar at a live show when yer gettin that awsome live sound, belive it or not thunder just crashed outside right while I was typin that, see what I mean? LeeWaddellI edited my profile at Doobix.com
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