Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson will put some of his most iconic guitars under the hammer

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Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson will give fans with deep pockets a chance to own part of his legendary guitar collection with a new event from Julien's Auctions.Their auction Property From the Archives of Alex Lifeson will be the centerpiece of their Music Icons event, taking place Sunday, May 22, live from New York City's Hard Rock Cafe and online at JuliensAuctions.com.Property From the Archives of Alex Lifeson will include more than 100 lots featuring signature guitars owned and played by the 68-year-old Rush co-founder, along withinstruments, wardrobe, gear and memorabilia owned and used by Lifeson, which will be available to the public for the first time.

Auction:Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson will give fans with deep pockets a chance to own part of his legendary guitar collection with a new event from Julien's AuctionsLifeson co-founded Rush in 1968 with lead vocalist and bassist Jeff Jones and drummer John Rutsey.Jones was replaced shortly after the band was founded by Geddy Lee, with Neil Peart replacing Rutsey in 1974, which remained the band's lineup until they disbanded in 2018.

Rush has sold more than 40 million albums worldwide and were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2013. Alex and Geddy:Jones was replaced shortly after the band was founded by Geddy Lee, with Neil Peart replacing Rutsey in 1974, which remained the band's lineup until they disbanded in 2018The crown jewel of the Property From the Archives of Alex Lifeson is his1976 'Whitey' Gibson ES-355TD electric guitar custom-built for Alex Lifeson at the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo and Lifeson’s main guitar from 1976 to 2015.'I purchased this guitar in 1976, it was custom-built in Kalamazoo just for me.