Now he just needs to get Clapton to sign his Apple II

August 17, 2009 by Dr. Macenstein
Filed under: Apple Fanboyism, Mac Celebs 

Steve Wozniak

Faithful Macenstein reader Ian writes:

“Steve Wozniak was in Waterloo (home of RIM) giving a talk. I have a custom built six-string fretless bass which has been signed by numerous inspirational musicians including the guys from Dream Theater (no Portnoy unfortunately!), Victor Wooten (spent a few hours on the tour bus with this amazing bassist!), Roger Hodgeson (Supertramp), Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Alain Caron, Kim Mitchell, Stu Hamm, Gavin Harrison (Porcupine Tree), and Billy Sheehan. Now if I could get the guys from RUSH to sign it!! Anyways… since I run a recording studio with Macs and my band uses Macs for our live show (sounds, back drop video, in-ear monitoring, and soon lights), I figured the Woz should sign it… after all… where would musicians be without Macs? Here’s some pics and if you want to hear the bass, check out and show some love to my band Eye Rhyme (www.eyerhyme.com) at iTunes here.
Thanks!
Ian Graham”

Way to sneak in a plug Ian! I just hope you’re prepared for the fame, fortune, and record-breaking sales that come from a Macenstein mention. More pics after the jump

Steve Wozniak

Steve Wozniak

Comments

3 Comments on Now he just needs to get Clapton to sign his Apple II

  1. Willson on Mon, 17th Aug 2009 10:54 pm
  2. … Whaaaaaat, I wish I knew he was here.

    Need more reporting on where he’s going to be when.

  3. Jonro on Tue, 18th Aug 2009 9:28 am
  4. Nice. And you’ve met some great bass players. Seeing that photo makes me want to dust off my bass and start playing again.

  5. Florian Vanthuyne on Wed, 19th Aug 2009 3:55 am
  6. Hey Doc, why don’t you make an app that tracks Wozz’s movements rather than sex offenders, since an app like that has already been made?

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