Anyone who caught the annual flamboyant spectacle that is Eurovision would have noticed the very off-kilter guitar played by Italy's representative, the almost-straight-out-of-the-’70s singer-songwriter and guitarist Lucio Corsi.
A couple of late-night deep dives later, and the search for this elusive electric guitar led to the late Antonio Vandrè Pioli – also known as Wandrè – who, between 1957 and 1968, crafted the part-psychedelic, part-futuristic guitars that found fans in Bob Dylan, Frank Zappa, and even Ace Frehley.
