Alex Grossi

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Alex Grossi is an American guitarist, best known as the former guitarist of heavy metal band Quiet Riot. He toured with them briefly in 2005, and returned in August 2006 after the departure of Neil Citron. Quiet Riot disbanded in January 2008. Although Neil appears on the Quiet Riot album Rehab, Alex joined in for this album's tour. Grossi grew up in South Windsor, CT and taught guitar lessons at Riccardo's Music Center in East Hartford, CT. While living in Connecticut, he was lead guitarist for the band, Wake Up Jack.

He also played in the bands Angry Salad, Bang Tango, Steven Adler of GUNS-N-ROSES, Jani Lane of WARRANT, Beautiful Creatures and CT based band The Flames along with fellow musicians Matt Starr of The Automatic Music Explosion and Chad Valentine.

Alex recently did a U.S. tour with Dizzy Reed'S HOOKERS-N-BLOW and Jizzy Pearl's LOVE/HATE.

[edit] Discography

[edit] With Angry Salad

• The Guinea Pig EP (1995)
• Bizarre Gardening Accident (1997)
• Angry Salad (1999)

[edit] With Bang Tango

• Ready to Go (2004)

[edit] With Beautiful Creatures

• Deuce (2005)

[edit] With Ignite

• Our Darkest Days (2006)

COMPILATIONS -- "It's So Easy" -- A Millenium Tribute to GUNS-N-ROSES (2006) "Too Fast For Love"-- A millenium tribute to MOTLEY CRUE (2007)

[edit] External links

• http://www.alexgrossi.com
• Alex's Myspace
• Grossi School of Rock Music School
• Interview\

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