Jerry Harrison and Adrian Belew

Adrian Belew, born in Covington, KY, is a trailblazing guitarist known for his work with Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Talking Heads, and King Crimson. His unique style blends guitar effects with a variety of genres like hard rock, funk, and new wave. He released solo albums like "The Lone Rhino" and collaborated with artists such as Les Claypool and Danny Carey. He was also the musical director for David Bowie's "Sound and Vision" tour. In the 2000s, Belew was involved with King Crimson and launched innovative music apps, FLUX and FLUX:FX.

Jerry Harrison, born in Milwaukee, first gained fame with Jonathan Richman's Modern Lovers in the '70s, before becoming a key member of Talking Heads. Celebrated for blending punk with varied styles, he later emerged as a respected producer for acts like No Doubt and Live, and was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with Talking Heads in 2002.