YOUR QUESTIONS: For Rob Zombie guitarist John 5

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Your chance to ask Marilyn Manson's former guitarist a question

John 5's real name is John William Lowery - It changed when he joined Marilyn Manson in 1998
John 5's real name is John William Lowery - It changed when he joined Marilyn Manson in 1998

Another week, another Spanish Inquisition - this time it´s Rob Zombie axeman John 5. Here´s your chance to ask the questions…

As well as a handful of successful solo albums and his current stint with Rob Zombie, metal guitarist John 5´s playing credits include David Lee Roth (The DLR Band) and Marilyn Manson. John is no stranger to MusicRadar either, take a look at him demonstrating an insane lick that combines sweeping and tapping or this hybrid picking tutorial to see what a nice guy he really is.

To ask a question, simply add one to the comments below (you´ll need to be registered and logged in to do this). We´ll pick the best and ask them during the interview next week. Thanks for all your questions for Paul Gilbert - the full podcast is on its way.

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