White 3-Pickup Gibson SG was played by Hendrix in Stockholm 1969. You get a perfect look at it at 0:24 (To avoid errors, click on the link to watch the video).

Also here you can see him play it on the Dick Cavett Show 1969.

In the image, Randy Rhoads can be seen playing a 1967 Double Cut Vintage Cream Gibson SG Custom.

In a 2006 performance of "I Need to Know" and "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" with Stevie Nicks, Tom Petty plays a white 1967 Gibson SG Custom, as seen in the YouTube video by Barelypostvids. Interestingly, the video also features Petty using a 1963 Les Paul, while Mike Campbell plays a 1959 Gibson ES-335.

Guitarist magazine had an interview with James Dean Bradfield in August 2018 and it states 'This white Gibson SG Custom makes a good match with faithful', It was used on Resistance is futile for 'Broken Algorithms' 'Liverpool Revisited' and 'People Give In'

James has often played this live when performing Slash and Burn.

Richie with his Gibson Triple Humbucker SG model

Lake can be seen playing a Gibson SG Custom in this live photo.

In the third photo in this compilation, Hodgson can be seen playing a white Gibson SG Custom.

Robbie used the white Gibson SG in the Avalanches first full live shows in around 16 years. The picture shows it being used at the Australian "Splendour in the Grass" festival in Byron Bay. He also used the guitar the night before Splendour at the "Splendour in the Grass Pre-party".

“Glen’s main guitar was a white SG [Custom] with three humbuckers and a Bigsby B-5 tremolo,” said Smith, in 2010.

Hilton Valentine with his Gibson SG Custom, he used this guitar in some Animals perfomances in the 80s.

In this user-uploaded photo, Davy Jones is playing a 1967 Gibson SG Custom in white, originally belonging to Mike.

Ollie's guitar of choice was this 1967 Gibson SG Custom.

The guitar was originally right handed, but was modified to be left handed. These modifications include:

A replaced nut.

A block placed to cover the original control cavity.

A new control cavity on the opposite side of the instrument.

A modified pickguard.

The top horn was also carved down.

https://www.olliehalsall.co.uk/technique.htm