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Jerry Cantrell: Facelift By By Andy Aledort, Photo by Clay Patrick McBride published 5 January 10 G&L Rampage guitars have shaped the sound of every Alice in Chains record. Now the once-discontinued model returns as a Jerry Cantrell signature guitar, complete with a spruced-up feature set.
