BONUS: The Influence of Eddie Van Halen (Interview with guitarist/composer Stephen Heath)
The Well Of SoundShow Notes
Lex calls up shredder extraordinaire Stephen Heath to get a musician's point of view on how Eddie Van Halen changed the game and what sets him apart from other guitar gods. A little about Stephen... He currently plays guitar for LA Takedown and last year was touring guitarist for Weyes Blood. He's also played with Paul Bergmann, Death Valley Girls, DA Stern, and JT Leroy. You mighta seen him on Twin Peaks too. Check him out on Instagram (he does a mean Ernest Borgnine): @heathband
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