From the Archive Turns out, even the Toto guitarist and session ace went through a phase of doubting his abilities...

The NYC sessioner shares war stories from a charmed career – and reveals his one big regret

He discusses what it’s like to play with some of his heroes, his favorite rare guitar, and the quirk of his playing that sometimes frustrates him

The blues-rock guitarist reveals how four years, four prototypes, one vision and raw emotion turned into her first signature guitar: the Kramer Malina Moye Pacer Deluxe

The Muse frontman wound up owning Manson Guitar Works after 20 years of FX-loaded collaborations. He details its forthcoming Graham Coxon signature model and why mistakes are an important part of his playing

From “ignorant chugs” to delicate classical guitar, Mike Sullivan refuses to overplay for the sake of it – hence his constant reinvention of his pedalboard while he only takes one guitar on tour

We revisit the thrash icons’ catalog from A Fistful of Metal to Cursum Perficio

Inspired by Neil Young, the drummer was strumming before he was hitting. He’s responsible for some of Soundgarden’s heaviest riffs, although he admits the band’s future is up in the air

As his autobiography hits shelves, Dónal Gallagher gives us an insight into the real Rory Gallagher: the road warrior, guitar hero and artist who never slowed down