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CHRIS HOLMES' Guitar To Be Auctioned Off

January 19, 2003

Former W.A.S.P. guitarist Chris Holmes is auctioning off a custom-built guitar via eBay at this location. Built in 1985, the guitar bears what is supposedly the only red Jackson logo painted on a headstock — a design originally created for W.A.S.P.'s "Inside the Electric Circus" album and tour. The axe, the current bid for which stands at $2,600 (an amount that is lower than the reserve/minimum asking price),was reportedly used to record all of the following albums: "Inside the Electric Circus", "Kill Fuck Die", "Helldorado", "Last Command", "Holy Terror", "Live in the Raw", and "Headless Children". The auction ends on Tuesday, Jan. 21.

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