Mötley Crüe - Jimmy Page, Mick Mars, and John Corabi-Owned and Played Gibson Double Neck Guitar

This impressive guitar has quite a Rock & Roll lineage. It was owned by Led Zeppelin's legendary guitarist Jimmy Page, who gave it to his daughter. Scarlet Page was a Rock photographer who became acquainted with the Crüe and hung out with them in the early 1990s. Crüe lead guitarist Mick Mars, an avid guitar collector, jumped at the chance to obtain the guitar from Scarlet, played it for a time, and then gave it to then-Crüe vocalist John Corabi. Corabi used the Gibson extensively during the recording of Mötley Crüe's self-titled 1993 album and during the supporting tour. John signed the back of the headstock "John Corabi '98... Hooligan's Holiday-Studio '93... Motley '94 Tour." John also supplied a handwritten note about the double neck, which is professionally framed. Included is the Gibson case that shows nice tour use, a handwritten John Corabi note which is professionally framed with a plaque, a second plaque explaining the Led Zeppelin to Mötley Crüe ownership, and a hand-signed certificate of authenticity by Mötley Crüe bass player and founder Nikki Sixx, which explains the origins and traces the ownership of this guitar.