Alan Steppe
Neal Schon is a renowned American guitarist, songwriter, and founding member of the rock band Journey. Born on February 27, 1954, in Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, Schon has had a successful career in the music industry spanning several decades.
He first gained prominence as a teenager when he joined Santana in 1971, contributing to their successful albums including “Santana III” and “Caravanserai.” In 1973, Neal Schon co-founded Journey, a band that went on to achieve immense commercial success. Known for his distinctive guitar playing, Schon played a pivotal role in shaping Journey’s sound and creating memorable hits like “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Any Way You Want It,” and “Open Arms.”
Throughout his career, Neal Schon has also pursued solo projects, releasing several albums showcasing his diverse musical abilities. He has collaborated with numerous artists and has been recognized for his technical skill and melodic approach to playing the guitar.
As a respected and influential musician, Neal Schon continues to perform and create music, leaving a lasting impact on the rock genre.
Neal Schon Children
Neal Schon has been married multiple times and has several children. Here is some information about his children:
- Miles Schon: Miles is Neal Schon’s son from his marriage to his first wife, Beth Buckley. Not much information is publicly available about Miles.
- Elizabeth “Lizzy” Schon: Lizzy is Neal Schon’s daughter from his marriage to his second wife, Dina Gioeli. She has pursued a career as a model and has appeared in various fashion events.
- Sarah Schon: Sarah is Neal Schon’s daughter from his marriage to his third wife, Amber Kozan. Like her sister Lizzy, Sarah has also pursued a career in modeling.
- Aja Schon: Aja is Neal Schon’s daughter from his marriage to his fourth wife, Michaele Salahi. She is an aspiring musician and has shown interest in following in her father’s footsteps.
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