One of Eddie Van Halen’s iconic “Frankenstrat” guitar — which the rocker gifted to late Mountain guitarist Leslie West — is set to hit the auction block Sunday. In the late-Eighties ...

Wolfgang Van Halen remembered being shocked when his father, Eddie Van Halen, threw his famous hand-built Frankenstrat guitar across a room, showing that he didn’t think as much of it as ...

The guitar became known as “Frankenstein,” “Frankie,” and sometimes the “Frankenstrat ... and genius. Eddie Van Halen’s revolutionary sound echoed Clapton, Page, and Mozart.

The post Wolfgang Van Halen Used Eddie’s Frankenstein Guitar for New Song “The End” appeared first on Consequence. Wolfgang Van Halen has revealed that he used his late father Eddie Van ...

Wolfgang used some historic gear on the song "Take a Bow" — the Frankenstein guitar and the the original Marshall head and cabinet that Eddie used on the early Van Halen albums. As to why he ...

But it was Ellsworth’s tie to one of the most famous instruments of all time — Eddie Van Halen’s completely beat-up, red-and-white-striped guitar, often referred to as “Frankenstrat ...

And for more on EVH's early guitar journey, Gill's article on the true origins and evolution of Eddie Van Halen's legendary Frankenstein guitar is well worth a read.

The throwbacks are limited to Mammoth's "The End" video as Wolfgang Van Halen reveals that one portion of the song features him using his father Eddie Van Halen's iconic "Frankenstein" guitar.

The throwbacks are limited to Mammoth‘s “The End” video as Wolfgang Van Halen reveals ... him using his father Eddie Van Halen‘s iconic “Frankenstein” guitar. The legendary instrument ...