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Entire Isolation thing had me digging through the closets in the house finding what really brings me joy and less stress then watching the news.. I’ve always turned to the music, past 4 years was a hustle, and have not touched a single one.. Sad! Music was my relief, my decompression.. I set that aside and I can say it took a toll on me those 4 years bottling it all in, with zero way to release.. Since the age of 12 I was playing everyday,every week, every year. And to suddenly stop and put it all away to build and make money is not the way. They say the more you make, the more you spend, and the more people wanna take.. True beyond! The black guitar shown in the picture, I built for a good older friend when I was 20. I was into music and 3 years into building high end reproduction antiques. “Tom Cat” is what he called it when I presented it to him.. It was my young imagination running wild.. To look at it to this day absolutely “Tom Cat”..That point I knew there was a mix with metal and wood before metal and wood was even a mix.. Was driven to make this new guitar look as if it was played by the same man for 100 yrs. Fast forward, my friend passed when I was in my early 30’s, kid on the way which is where Allison Blake got her name from Al Bliech.. He was sick and always joking hey, if you have a son name him after me.. I said son or daughter I’m going to make it happen for you! If your traveling on Route 28 to Cooperstown be sure to look at the signs on the road and you will see the name Alfred Bliech Memorial Highway. Dedicated to his Father.