The truth is that you’re probably not that bad of a guitar player. 

You probably have lots of licks from magazines and books you’ve learned. 

Maybe you play live in a band or do some songwriting. 

But you just don’t know how to use certain scales beyond the “box” pattern……..

And no one ever taught you more about theory than what a mode is. (they get that wrong ALL THE TIME)

Trust me. You need music theory. 

If you use chords, scales, and rhythm to make music……you are using what we call “theory” all the time. 

What I have for you is an introduction to lead guitar that I wish I had when I got started. 

And it’s perfect even for beginner guitar players too!

I’ll tell you how to analyze a chord progression so you don’t make awful note choices when improvising. 

Then I’ll tell you how to choose the right scales to use and not to use so that you increase your chances of making catchy musical phrases.

I’ll show you what notes to play and what combination of chords and scales to use to make jazz guitar lines, country guitar lines, and blues. 

Don’t worry as this will work great for shredders and rock soloists too!

And then I’ll give you all these examples in a guitar-pro file that you can look over and review any time you need a refresher.

And I’ll do it in less than a few hours!