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Alex Lifeson, the Blond Bomber with Canada's Premier Pulverizers, Rush S,.EYE LLER Why Is He Still 'Mr. Guitar' After 11 Years At The Top? It A'f OAF The Wide One Waxes Loquacious In A Surprising Interview . 04 o UJ 82 3 ISSUE NUMBER 204 JANUARY 2, 1979 On TV Interviews and news of TV-(Jeff Weingrad) Pick-Ups Firefall's Mark Andes and the group give pick-up hints-(Stan Soocher) This Week Pictures of events from abroad Ian Matthews and around A former folkie comes 'Slidin' Home'-(Shel Kagan) Outlaws 21 " Southern rockers 'Playin' to Win'-(Mark Mehler) Letters Top Ten LPs 6 Fans notes 22 Circus Weekly writers let you in on their favorite 1978 LPs -(The Staff) Concert Guide 9 Most complete around: rock on tour, on radio, on TV, on albums, Steve Miller plus movie picks 24 A jam-packed 'Greatest Hits' al­ bum lets Mr. Miller look back on a full career: Exclusive interview­ Front Pages (Stan Soocher) The latest in hot-breaking rock Guitar Heroes news-(Kurt Loder) JO The hottest new axe handlers in rock: a look at Rick Nielsen, Ed Longplayers Van Halen, Johnny Ramone, Alex Rock reviews: Heart, AI Slewart­ Lifeson, Rory Gallagher, Ted (Edited by John Swenson) Nugent-(The Circus WeeklyStaff) Meat Loaf Color Comix iO Doonesbury, Star Hawks and the The ever-entertaining Mr. Loaf Wizard of Id speaks out-(Scott Cohen) 4i Olympics Back Pages Howard Miller has changed the Rock gossip-(Lou O'Neill Jr.) funding for US athletes-(George Nobbe) CIRCUS WEEKLY is pUblished weekly by Circus Enterprises Cor­ Mr. Fix-It poration, 115 East 57 St., New York, Roy Ericson is the man who takes N.Y. 10022,212-832-1626 Return care of rockers on the road­ postage must accompany all unsoli­ (Mark Mehler) Cited manuscrrpts. drawings and photographs. Entire contents Copy­ light ~ 1978 by Circus Enterprises Steven Stills Corporation. All rights reserved. Re­ At Arconsanti, futuristic city, Stills production or use Without permis· finds a 'Thoroughfare Gap'­ sion of editorial or pictorial matter In (Chris Shewey and Shel Kagan) any form IS prohibited. Printed in U.S.A. Subscrrptlon rates $26.00 for 52 issues. Second class postage paid at New York. NY and at addi­ Pot Paraphernalia tional mailing offices. Memberof Au­ Is there a new prohibition on the dit Bureau of Circulations. sale of dope accessories?-(Mi­ POSTMASTER: PLEASE SEND chael J. Weiss) FORM 3579 TO CIRCUS MAGA­ ZINE. P.O. BOX 265. MT. MORRIS. ILL 61054. With the exception of the young up­ start Eddie Van Halen and the grand old man of gonzo Ted Nugent, North America has not produced a heaYy met­ al axeman with the chops and charisma of Alex Lifeson, the blond bomber with Canada's premier pulverizers, Rush. A schoolboy chum of bass guita11st Geddy Lee, Lifeson stalked the Toronto bars with the formatiye Rush for many post-high school year-, playing un­ fashionable Zeppelinized rock until America welcomed the band as sonic saviors in 1974. But while early Rush LPs (Rush and Fly by Night) often found him flattering idol like Beck and Page to the point of rote imitation, later albums now showcase him as a six­ stringer to be reckoned with. Alongside Rush's burgeoning interest in stop-time melody and rhythm changes a la Yes and Genesis, Lifeson has developed a working heayy-metal style that, unlike that of his flagging contemporaries, isn't all power chords and decibels. The extended instrumental "La Villa Strangiato" (from Hemispheres) show­ cases that style with an impressive technical display of not only his playing but how well he shoulders the responsi­ bility of filling melodic and harmonic hole in a three-piece format. "Yeah," admits bassist Lee, "he's got a lot of weight on his shoulders, but no more than Neil (Peart, drummer) and 1. For our music to work, we haye to have a rhythm section that's always happen­ ing. And that's what sets us apart from other power trios-we have a lot hap­ pening in the rhythm section, lots of changes, even melodies." Of the three. Lifeson is the only one with any formal musical training, and it's classical to boot. "He has deep de­ sire to be a classical guitarist," Geddy says ofAlex, "and about three years ago he took lessons on and off." But for now, Alex Lifeson is a hero with a grinding axe. He once told Circus Weekly that "our favorite Canadian band is ourselves." He might as well add "guitarist" to that, bec;;;ls0 a lot of North American headbangers couldn't agree more. -David Fricke Alex Lifeson is the blond six-string bomber for Rush and a closet classical guitar aficionado. JANUARY 2. 1979 CIRCUS WEEKLY I 35.
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