FOUR YEARS AGO, Lexi Rose was a 16-year-old rock and metal fan who never considered playing the guitar. Then her aunt took her to a Kings of Leon concert, and everything changed. “I was just knocked out by the band’s power,” Rose says. “I said to myself, ‘That’s it — I have to play guitar.’ I was so excited that the next day I went out and got an Ibanez Gio. From that moment on, I was obsessed and played all the time.”
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