GEORGE LYNCH Announces ESP Guitars Clinic Tour Of Sam Ash Stores

September 13, 2007

For three decades, he's been regarded as one of the most respected masters of metal. Here's your chance to learn tips and tricks live and in-person at a Sam Ash store near you! George Lynch (DOKKEN, LYNCH MOB) is hitting the road on behalf of ESP Guitars throughout October and early November, giving you the opportunity to see firsthand what his powerful and unique playing style is all about. It's a huge opportunity for any serious guitarist, and it's absolutely free.

ESP's advice: make sure you get to the store early enough to get a good spot. These clinics are usually packed full of players who want to get the rare treat of seeing George and his personal collection of ESP guitars performing his outstanding licks and riffs just a few feet away. George is a terrific teacher, and you're practically guaranteed to walk out with some chops you didn't have when you got there. And hey... if you're in Arizona, you can spend Halloween with Mr. Scary! How often do you have a chance to do THAT?!?!?

George Lynch ESP guitar clinic tour (Sam Ash stores):

Oct. 08 - Indianapolis, IN
Oct. 09 - Cincinnati, OH
Oct. 11 - New Haven, CT
Oct. 13 - Carle Place, NY
Oct. 15 - Springfield, NJ
Oct. 17 - King of Prussia, PA
Oct. 19 - Richmond, VA
Oct. 22 - Raleigh, NC
Oct. 24 - Atlanta, GA
Oct. 26 - Clearwater, FL
Oct. 29 - Miami Lakes, FL
Oct. 31 - Glendale, AZ
Nov. 02 - Westminster, CA

In related news, Lynch will make a special meet-and-greet appearance at Sam Ash's Hollywood store (7360 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA) on October 3, along with Michael Wilton (QUEENSRŸCHE) and Stef Carpenter (DEFTONES). Like the clinics, this is a free event brought to you by ESP, who will be giving away an H-51 guitar to an attendee, signed by all three guitarists.

Video footage of George Lynch showing off some of his new gear, including his new Randall "Lynch Box" amp, during a May 18, 2007 clinic in Chicago, Illinois has been posted at YouTube. Watch it in two parts below:

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