Gilby Clarke & The Keef Richards

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Although he's issued several solo albums on his own, guitarist Gilby Clarke is best known for his brief stint as a member of Guns N' Roses. Born on August 17, 1962, in Cleveland, OH, Clarke later relocated to Los Angeles, where he fell into the local music scene playing with such obscure '80s outfits as Candy (who issued a lone album, Whatever Happened to Fun?) and Kill for Thrills (who too, only managed a single release, Dynamite from Nightmareland). During this time, Clarke befriended the members of Guns N' Roses, who had endured a meteoric (yet rocky) rise to superstardom. Shortly after a mammoth tour in support of their overblown Use Your Illusion albums got underway in late 1991, founding guitarist Izzy Stradlin abruptly left the group. Clarke was one of the few guitarists that GNR tried out, and was quickly invited onboard. Clarke remained with the group for the remainder of the tour (which lasted through 1993) and appeared on their all-covers release, The Spaghetti Incident?

About Frankie & The Studs

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First off, Hollywood’s Frankie + the Studs rock like hell. But you can sing along while you jack your fist into the air. They’re a mix of dirty converse, and messy black hair, slender hips and big kohl eyes, sexual tension and youthful verve, and you can tell their record collections are crammed with ’70s pop. This spanking new quartet plays impassioned rock ’n’ roll music—the essential kind that can only be made by kids who use power-chord shout-outs and spiky lullabies to define their nighttime worlds and busted hearts.

Already scoring opening slots for the iconic B-52’s, Billie Joe Armstrong’s The Longshot, and The Struts, Frankie + The Studs will either be the saviors of rock ’n’ roll for a whole new generation of kids ready to smash culture to bits, or they’ll crash and flame out like The New York Dolls. No middle ground here. But that’s rock ‘n’ roll, how it was meant to be

About Johnny Zapp

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Huntington Beach native Johnny Zapp made his way on the Tempe, Arizona music scene in the mid 1990s. As the go-to guy on guitars, bass and drums, Johnny was playing with many of the valley’s national acts. As the century turned, Zapp was taking calls to throw together celebrity all-star bands with revolving line-ups of LA and Tempe’s finest for national shows, fundraisers and celebrity events.

Now relocated to the foothills of Tucson, Johnny Zapp can be found playing guitar, bass or drums for bands all over the U.S. Check back often for the who, where and whens, as well as dates for solo gigs here and there.

Johnny is also a columnist for Vintage Guitar Magazine, and he freelances for several major motorcycle, music, fashion and art & culture publications

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