Fudge Factory

Ibanez JEM Custom. unbound neck with dot inlay, factory Floyd Rose, & cool modified paint scheme. Steve Pritchard collection, Rogers MN. If you hurry, you can see a good chunk of his collection with the short lived rock camp "Fun Factory" based here in the twin cities

Underachiever

Steve Pritchard of Maple Grove has a massive troop of Ibanez guitars to recruit from when it comes time to select an axe for a bombastic battle of guitar mayhem. This one is a RG570 custom, & the JAWS shark fin inlays pop right out at you. I've got one of these RG570's, & the necks are ultra slim for fast playing. The pick-ups have tone & sustain like the JEM. Everything gets locked down on these before battle, so you're assured great pitch when returning from a deadly dive bomb mission with your squadron. Don't be deceived by the title of this post. This guitar is definately a overachiever. Check out Steve's cool band: The Underachievers on Facebook, or find him through the theunderachieversband.com website.

Rock with me & the Rockittes Friday February 17th at G B Leighton's Pickle Park in Fridley.

God Save the Queen

Beautiful 2008 Red Special from Brian May Guitars (very similar to the original Burns) as used by Steve Pritchard of Rogers, MN in the great Queen tribute "Crown Jewels". Steve picked up this axe specifically for this cool show which I attended at the Fine Line Music Cafe in Minneapolis on June 14th 2011. The band is now on temporary hiatus while searching for a new keyboardist for this project. Steve is also currently working with the Audio Marauders this fall. Click HERE to check their twin cities schedule. Maybe you'll get lucky, as Stevie just might be be swinging this axe for a few tunes.

Update: Just caught Mark from the Whatnots playing this same fine axe in the event center at St. Croix casino on 11/11/2011.

Ibanez Rock Crusher - Coral Pink & Neon Green

Here's one example from the collection of fine stage performance axes owned by Stevie Ray from Rogers, MN. I think at last count he had seven of these hot rod IBZ's lined up like rifles on the battlefield. This one's a RG-550 RF & a unique customized beauty that holds it tune extremely well during the perilous & fast paced twin cities 80's rock concerts. God bless Floyd Rose. I've done hundreds of shows with this guy over the years, & he can really rock when he wants to. Thanks for the good times, buddy. Hope to rock you again soon. }:-D-