CHEAP TRICK-Autographed Gibson/Epiphone Guitar w/COA

HELLO THERE LADIES AND GENT'S.... ARE YOU READY TO ROCK? From the personal collection of music promoter DENNY SOMACH... A stunning Gibson Epiphone guitar signed in silver paint pen by members of CHEAP TRICK! This guitar was featured in GOLDMINE magazine as one of the main highlights of the DENNY SOMACH collection (see pictures of the article). It comes with a COA from the auction house and has been signed by Denny Somach. The guitar is in wonderful condition and is ready to be framed as THE highlight of your CHEAP TRICK collection! Signed By Rick Nielson, Robin Zander and Tom Peterson... There is a very slight finger smudge on Rick's drawing... with a rare bit of fingerprint! When will you ever see a guitar like this up for auction ever again?

Denny Somach worked at WYSP-FM as a radio announcer and programmer before launching his own independent production company, Denny Somach Productions (DSP). Among the syndicated and network radio programming produced by DSP are a number of successful programs, including The Classics, a widely syndicated weekly retrospective show that was originated in 1999 as The Rock of the century; Legends of Rock; Live From the Hard Rock Cafe and Rolling Stone Magazine's Continuous History of Rock and Roll.

Somach has been a consultant or director for several cable networks, including MTV, Cable Music Channel, the Comedy Channel and The Fine Living Network. He produced The News That Rocked '81, the first outside program broadcast on MTV. He was also a consultant for satellite radio XM RADIO and a contributor to Comcast Network.

Among his television production credits are Evening/PM Magazine; Solid Gold Rock 'n Roll the first 30-minute music infomercial; and Sixty Greatest Hits of the Sixties, the first long form record collection infomercial featuring a package developed by a major record label. The infomercials featured Wolfman Jack and Davy Jones, respectively. Somach has also produced records and videos for artists such as Johnny Winter, Todd Rundgren, Alan Parsons, and Barbara Mandrell. He served as executive producer for Eric Johnson's album Ah Via Musicom, featuring the Grammy award winning song "Cliffs of Dover". In addition to producing, Somach has worked as a reporter on Friday Night Videos and a host on Hot Spots, a weekly concert series he developed for USA Network. He was a contributor to Solid Gold. He has also authored two books: Ticket to Ride (1989) and Meet the Beatles...Again (1995).