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Alex Lifeson is one of the most popular and richest Guitarist who was born on August 27, 1953 in Fernie, Canada. Lead guitarist for the Canadian rock band Rush. He has also released solo work, including a project called Victor.
His band made an appearance in the comedy I Love You, Man, starring Paul Rudd.
Lifeson’s neighbour John Rutsey began experimenting on a rented drum kit. In 1963, Lifeson and Rutsey formed The Projection, which eventually became Rush in August 1968 following the recruitment of original bassist and vocalist Jeff Jones. Geddy Lee, a high school friend of Lifeson, assumed this role soon after.
Lifeson’s first girlfriend, Charlene, gave birth to their eldest son, Justin, in October 1970, and they married in 1975. Their second son, Adrian, was born two years later. Adrian is also involved in music, and performed on two tracks from Lifeson’s 1996 solo project, Victor.
He married Charlene Lifeson in 1975. They have two children.
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In Rush’s early career, Lifeson used a Gibson ES-335 for the first tour, and in 1976 bought a 1974 Gibson Les Paul; he used those two guitars until the late 1970s. He had a Fender Stratocaster with a Bill Lawrence humbucker and Floyd Rose vibrato bridge as backup “and for a different sound.” For the A Farewell to Kings sessions, Lifeson began using a Gibson EDS-1275 for songs like “Xanadu” and his main guitar became a white Gibson ES-355. During this period Lifeson used Hiwatt amplifiers. He played a twelve-string Gibson B-45 on songs like “Closer to the Heart.”
