Eddie Van Halen—that guy who used to play Eric Clapton's "Crossroads" guitar solo during interviews—has just launched a new merch store via Killer Merch.
The partnership includes new items, plus—for the first time—EVH’s guitar accessories and a slew of licensed products.
According to a press release, "the site will continue to grow with additional apparel, art, accessories and everything EVH, making it a true home for Eddie Van Halen fans and guitar aficionados."
Some of the items include a Frankenstein Bar Stool, a Varsity Tee, Frankenstein Board Shorts, flip-flops, mini-guitars and baseball caps. In terms of actual gear, there's picks, cables, strings, straps and, of course, the D-Tuna.
For more of this sort of thing, visit eddievanhalenstore.com or click on the photo below.
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