When guitarists get a chance to playa whole bunch of stuff that is not only new to them, but also has a uniquely different and compelling sound to it, there is a tendency to want to overdo it. All these new sounds can have an almost narcotic-like effect. The ear perks up the mind comes into sharp focus the emotions begin to soar the imagination begins to project a future when you'll be able to use all this great stuff to completely blow people away(!). all at the expense of your left hand which, at this point, starts to feel like it's just been run over by a truck. You just got caught up in 'seduction by novelty.' You stopped monitoring the sen sations in your left (fingering) hand. But now you'll have to pay the price for days, weeks, possibly months. (Believe me, I'm not exaggerating!) In some cases, the damage could involve years of recovery time. Goodchord, are you trying to scare us? You got that right! The word for that is 'permanent.' The phrase in sports terminol ogy is 'career-ending.' Think about it -Picture yourself with permanent damage-Now what? Q: A: Occasionally, it could cause damage beyond recovery time. You must exercise your sensitivity, your intelligence, your caution and your good judgement. And when you do, there should be no problem. You have been WARNED! (Please take good care of your hands!) Some sugges. tions and tentative guidelines/ restrictions will follow a bit later. It was written with an eye to the future of the next several generations of guitarists. It aims at anticipating certain 'needs' shared by all gui tarists those who are now old, middle-aged, young and those who are as yet unborn.

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