Guitar World April 2024 Mick Mars Motley Crue Eddie Kramer Drop Nineteens CCR

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Former Mötley Crüe guitarist Mick Mars discusses his aggressive debut solo album and digs through some Mötley Crüe history — the good, the bad and the ugly!

PLUS:
* Veteran engineer/producer Eddie Kramer — the closest thing Jimi Hendrix had to a sonic wingman — looks back on sessions with the Kinks, Zeppelin, Kiss and (of course) Hendrix.

* These days, somewhere amid the fire and flames of DragonForce’s extreme power metal, you’ll detect a little something extra in Herman Li’s playing: an emphasis on melody and dynamics.

* How guitarist Sam Shipstone’s sidewinding riffs keep Yard Act’s dark, dancy post-punk-funk deliciously off-kilter.

* In 1992, Boston’s Drop Nineteens became unlikely stars of the overwhelmingly British shoegaze scene. A year later, they fell off the map — but their legend only grew. Now, after nearly three decades in the dark, the band has returned.

* Former Blondie guitarist Frank Infante discusses his classic riffs and solos from “One Way or Another,” “Heart of Glass,” "Call Me," “Rapture” and more.

* The GW guide to Adrian Belew’s 10 greatest guitar moments.

ALSO STARRING:
Stone Mecca, Robin Trower, Logan Ledger, Alena Ciera, Sue Foley, Alex Skolnick, Adam and the Ants’ Marco Pirroni, the Darkness and Ryujin.

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