Neil Zaza

Neil Zaza is an American guitarist known for his virtuosity, particularly in the Far East. He plays on Cort guitars as well as Kiesel (Carvin) signatures of his own. Neil Zaza was born in Northfield Center in Ohio; he began playing guitar at 10 at the University of Akron. In 1987 he formed the rock band Zaza; after the success of "Maybe Tomorrow", Neil Zaza left the band to embark on a solo career. In 1992 he released his first solo album "Two Hands, One Heart". In 1993 he released "Thrills and Chills" produced by Michael Morales. That same year Zaza became the lead guitarist of the Hartford Symphonic Orchestra. In 1996 the album "Sing" came out with the hit "I'm Alright" followed by "Ten Zen Men Project". Nine more albums would come out up until 2015.