Dweezil Zappa

Your words really hit home—what a legacy, and that's not my neighbor what a son.

Aha, that's good to hear!

It's genuinely touching to see such profound appreciation for Dweezil's commitment to honoring his father's legacy. It's undoubtedly a monumental task to capture the essence of Frank's music and reproduce it with the same fervor and precision. Dweezil's dedication to preserving and sharing his father's artistry is commendable, and it's wonderful to know that fans like you recognize and value this. It's the passion and support from individuals like you that fuels the continuation of such musical legacies. Thank you for being a part of this journey and for sharing your sentiments.

Sometimes we can be anything or anyone as great as we want to be. However, we also need to understand that there is nothing as easy as playing the guitar. To make good music, we have to have a process and go through arduous days.

Yed!!! You're right...

What can I say, like father like son. Consummate musicians!  That's an adjective.

i've met dweezil a few times when he was touring with lisa ...

As one of the few (many?!) female fans of Zappa music and ethos, I’m grateful you’re carrying on your father’s musical legacy. It seems understated to say he was one-of-a-kind, but you and the band remind us of that with every performance. Hope to see you on a stage somewhere in LA again soon, Dweezil! {-

You're so right, D.  Frank had the most astute mind politically and there is no one out there commenting like he did.  I think of him often.

I met Dweezil personally in 2010 became friends and consider him a genuine personal friend.
Musicianship, positivity, generosity, artistry, honesty, creativeness; (coolness). Willing to share riffs and musical ideas past and present, as well as keeping it real just talking about life over a bowl of pasta. 
Unflappable. 

Hey, Jeffrey. ^re you a silver subscriber? 

i feel bad that the family seemingly got torn apart with how the estate was split. why on earth would their mom not give equal portions to each kid?? and dweezil and ahmet were such good buddies and now i don't think they talk much and there's a divide in the family. money does funny things to people. happened in my family, aswell. relatives we trusted lied and stole from my grandma's estate and now we don't talk. it's such a betrayal.

i've met dweezil a few times when he was touring with lisa loeb and the both of them couldn't be nicer people. and dweezil is a HUGE EVH fan, like myself. it still hurts me that edward is no longer with us. he was my fave musician of my fave band since i was 11 and i'm 51 now.

I could not agree with Jeffrey W. More!!!

I'm happy I got to see Frank in the 70s and 80s and ZPZ to more than 20 times 

Hi Folks,

I appreciate the kind words. I have always been inspired by my dad not only his music but him as a person. He was a truly unique person and his wisdom is sorely missed these days.

In order to learn his music and assemble a competent band to play it was a massive undertaking. It took years to get it up and running and once it was up and running I spent nearly a quarter of my life continuing to learn even more about the music. The whole experience was the closest thing to having an ongoing conversation with my dad. He didn't answer the questions right away but he did reveal the answers over time.

I'm grateful that people enjoyed the way we played the music. We strove to make it an apples-to-apples comparison. One of these days I hope we can play it some more. Best, DZ