Thomas Tull launched the blockbuster film company Legendary Entertainment and is part-owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers. He’s been behind Jurassic World, The Dark Knight and the Hangover film series as well as the 2008 Jimmy Page/the Edge/Jack White documentary It Might Get Loud. But Tull’s real passion is his first one: the guitar.
Of course, he’s got a seriously impressive collection of '50s Les Pauls, Teles and Strats, but Tull is no mere collector or dilettante. He’s a skilled player who puts his classic instruments to good use, cranking out riffs from the Rolling Stones/Led Zeppelin/Aerosmith school of rock in his band, Ghost Hounds, teaming with lead player Johnny Baab to create interwoven, crunchy guitar parts.
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