Know as lead guitarist with Dokken, George Lynch has proofen himself to be a stand-alone guy. We caught up with George, who lent his support to Michael Schenker in a recent Hollywood, CA show at the Key Club.

In addition to touring, George has been busy in the studio. One of his newest discs is Furious George on Shrapnel Records. “I did this record with Mike Varney in Vegas last March,” George explains. “It was

an interesting way to do a record; I’d never done one like this before. He had my band, which is Lynch, come in and he tracked them without me. Then I came in for four days and did my solos. In fact, on this record I was able to think about solos and pretty much nothing but solos.”

On his website, George further explains that the record is “a compilation of sometimes-obscure
songs that were inspirational to me growing up playing guitar.”

Included in the lineup are Hendrix’s
“All Along the Watchtower,” Deep Purple’s “Storm Bringer,” Jeff Beck’s “Superstitious,” Montrose’s
“Space Station #5,” Robin Trower’s “Bridge of Sighs,” and many others.

The CD will be for sale by the time you read this from the Mob Shop:

www.georgelynch.com/catalog.