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Quote by Neal Schon

“I'm just getting older and better.”

Quote by Neal Schon

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Neal Schon, born on February 27, 1954, is a renowned guitarist known for his exceptional talent and unique musical style in the rock music scene. He has collaborated with numerous famous musicians throughout his career and is highly regarded for his contributions to bands like Journey and Van Halen. more

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