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January 17, 2011
Guitar gives me expression. It’s a way to look into who I really am, not as a diehard metal head, but as someone who likes music. I practice every day for at least 20 to 30 minutes. But not only do I play guitar I also play the baritone saxophone in band. I appreciate the diversity of the guitar and the style of the music. It gives me an escape from everything—it allows me to go into my own little world, and let everything melt into the music.
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