I
was born in 1971 and started to play guitar at the age of 15 but
did'nt get serious about it until I was 18. When I was 20 I heard
Yngwie Malmsteen and from then on I knew I had to practice at
least 10 to 18 hours a day to reach the level of technical skill
I wanted. I went to a Højskole where I played in bands
and later on got myself a teacher who showed me scales and arpeggios.
In 1992 I played a few concerts as a member in my first Heavy
metal band. After that I played in many different styles of bands,
from metal to fusion and pop. In 1996 I joined Toms Tired who
played many gigs in Copenhagen and Aarhus. A year after, Toms
Tired split up and the leadsinger (Thomas Duelund) and I formed
Glow 41. Glow 41 put out "for One", recorded in mediasound
by Peter Brander. The record featured Søren Rasmussen/Bass
and Kim Johansen/Drums. Glow 41 made a tv-appearance and a couple
of local newspapers showed enough interest to write articles about
the band. Glow 41 lastet until 1999.
Now
I play in the progressive metal band My Empty Room. In My empty
room I met the great drummer Jacob Vand, who also helps me out
recording my own songs.
My
inspirations are Shawn Lane, Allan Holdsworth, George Bellas,
Paganini, Symphony X, J.S. Bach, Yngwie Malmsteen, Borislav Mitic,
Vitalij Kuprij and Mark Boals.
