Rock Solo Ideas from the Tri-Accident Years: Phrasing, Feel, and Flow

This collection is built for intermediate to advanced players who want more than just tabs—they want ideas. The solos and phrases here were all taken from my Tri-Accident era, and reflect a time when I was really focused on phrasing, groove, and shaping ideas that spoke beyond just technique. You'll hear elements like legato, sweep picking, bends, modal runs, and rhythmic motifs—tools that helped bring those songs to life. It’s not about showing off—it’s about finding your voice in the mix.

To keep things focused, I’ve kept the format simple: no lessons, no backing tracks, no chatter—just home-made demo videos synced with tabs, so you can jump straight into the playing.

Throughout, I’ve added a few thoughts and reflections—how some choices came about, what I hear differently now, and how certain licks still surprise me. You’ll find inspiration drawn from players like Nuno Bettencourt, Richie Kotzen, Paul Gilbert, Slash, and even some fusion influence from Allan Holdsworth. It's all about using phrasing, space, and feel to say something that sticks.

If anything here sparks a new direction in your playing, that’s the real win. Dig in, and don’t be afraid to bend it all into your own voice.

There are 8 slices total, covering 6 songs (not in any particular order). If you’re after some extra guidance, feel free to reach out after purchase.