No guitar is safe.

Wow, here we are ten years. It's the ten year anniversary of No Guitar is Safe, the guitar show where guitar heroes plug in. I am still Jew to Gold. I can't believe 10 years have gone by. Really went by in a flash. But here we are, episode 187. And who better than to have Brad Gillis come back? Because as some of you know, he was technically the first interview I ever did.

So I wanted to have him come back.

Of course, I had done a million interviews for the magazine, but then I had to launch this show.

I had to bring out an interview series where it's just a guitar hang with an incredible

guitar hero, whether they were actually famous or whether they were up and coming on the rise or

underrated or needed to be famous so that you could discover them. Whatever the case, I wanted to be

able to sit down with people and jam with them and have them show us their

techniques and share their life adventures.

And that first episode was exactly what I had hoped.

I mean, I kind of went in there with a little trepidation.

It was the first time I'd ever, you know, pulled up my car.

I mean, landed the helicopter at somebody's house and brought in a bunch

of microphones to record an interview, but it just went great. Brad's, his whole life adventure

is just one of the best, one of the most riveting the way he came up in the club scene, got

the call to audition for Ozzy Osbourne, took over after the horrifying

death of Randy Rhodes, and, you know, went on to forge a very successful career with Night Ranger.

That band is still going strong. Of course, in the early days, they had Jeff Watson and alongside Brad for the

twin guitar attack these days. It's Carrie Kelly. Just a great band. I've been lucky to play with

them in recent years, not with them, but like I play with Jefferson Starship and we end up on

bills together in the classic rock circuit.

So it's just been fun to be with Brad over the years and boom, I was like, you know what,

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