Eddie Ojeda : Axes To Axes

Eddie "Fingers" Ojeda 

(Born August 5, 1955)

 is an American 

musician 

best known as a

 guitarist 

of the 

heavy metal band

 Twisted Sister. 

He was a member 

of the band's

 classic lineup.

Career

In the early 1970's 

he recorded a couple of singles 

with a band called

 SPX,

 with Alan Diaz, 

Charlie Mercado 

and 

Frank Lopez.

He joined Twisted Sister

 in 1975, 

becoming one

 of the band's 

classic members

 along with

 Dee Snider, 

Jay Jay French,

 Mark Mendoza 

and

 AJ Pero. 

He played on each

 of the band's

 first five albums

 before their 

first breakup in 1988.

 In 1989

 he started the band

 Scarecrow. 

He also recorded a

 solo album

 named 

Axes To Axes

 in 2005

 featuring 

Dee Snider, 

Ronnie James Dio 

and 

Rudy Sarzo

 among others.

 In a 2006 interview 

with rock & roll comic

 C.C. Banana, 

Eddie revealed if 

Twisted Sister ever retired

 that it would still be

 possible for the band

 to continue performing

 under their alternate name 

Bent Brother.

Eddie, 

along with other popular

 rock guitarists

 in the mid-80's, 

performed in the

 Hear 'n Aid project,

 launched by 

Ronnie James Dio,

 which had a similar goal 

as both

 Band Aid

 and 

USA for Africa.

He rejoined 

Twisted Sister 

when the

 classic lineup

 reunited in 2003,

 playing on

 two more albums 

with the group, 

Still Hungry 

(2004) 

and

 A Twisted Christmas 

(2006).

Eddie toured with

 Steve Steinman

 on the

 "Vampires Rock" 

tour in late

 2007.

Following 

Pero's death

 in 2015,

 Ojeda embarked on

 Twisted Sister's 

farewell tour 

which concluded

 in 2016.

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