Absolute Zero

Like a tornado gathering momentum, dynamic guitarist Leigh Williams touched down in America establishing himself as a premier instrumental rock guitarist. One by one, Williams gathered some of rock's most dynamic musicians, Virgil Donati on drums, Mike Keneally on keyboards, Philip Bynoe on bass and Grammy Award winning engineer/producer and solo recording artist Neil Citron. Impressed with Williams' writing style, musical talent, quick wit and determination, they joined together with Williams to launch his debut solo album Absolute Zero. Williams began his formal training at the Musicians Academy of London, and later joined the rock group Talen, touring the UK. Williams set almost impossible standards for himself, and was awarded a scholarship from the Prince Charles Trust. He arrived in the US and continued his formal training at the world famous Musician's Institute / G.I.T. (Guitar Institute of Technology) in Los Angeles. William's whirlwind experience, inspiration and force can be heard on Absolute Zero - recorded at Steve Vai's recording studio, The Mothership.