Interviewing Michael Anthony is like completing a really difficult four-piece jigsaw puzzle. But after Joe Satriani, Sammy Hagar and Chad Smith, hooking-up with the fourth and final member of 'Chickenfoot' was compulsory…
If you're not yet familiar with the Led Zep-rivalling supergroup, you'll probably recognise Michael Anthony as a founding member of Van Halen. Anthony joined the band as bassist in 1974, before being replaced by Eddie Van Halen's son - Wolfgang - in 2004.
As well as a series of Yamaha bass guitars, Anthony boasts his own custom-made Jack Daniel's model. Shaped like a whiskey bottle, of course. Check out this video to see it in action.
Your questions
So, for the full-house, we're talking to Michael Anthony this week and giving you the chance to ask the questions. Simply add one to the comments below (you'll have to be registered and logged in to do so). We'll pick the best and ask them during the interview.
![A comped image with a young George Harrison [left] onstage with the Beatles in Hamburg, a Gretsch Duo Jet strapped to his shoulder. On the right is his Futurama electric](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/b8Kr55ksRwtGJHnbs2GZvg-1280-80.jpg.webp)
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“One of the most important guitars in rock and roll history and formative to The Beatles’ sound, has made history”: George Harrison’s Futurama electric sells for a record $1.27 million at auction
“It came out exciting, almost attacking, which fit the James Bond image”: Vic Flick, who played the Bond theme guitar riff, dies aged 87
