Vinnie Vincent

The most commonly recognizable guitar from Creatures of the Night tour was the gold Rhoads Jackson.

Vinnie was also seen playing a tobacco-sunburst Les Paul early during Creatures of the Night tour.

Vinnie's custom VVV, pink with silver trim. This guitar had the normal Jackson head-stock..

Vinnie's Rhoads Jackson had become pink for Kiss Lick It Up tour.

In the beginning of the musical career of Vinnie Vincent, he helped Dan Hartman with the "Instant Replay" album in which he played his white fender stratocaster for the musical videos until he got with Grover Jackson.

This customized Mockingbird seems to have been rarely used by Paul Stanley during the early stages of the 'Creature of the Night / 10th Anniversary' tour and subsequently by Vinnie Vincent, until Jackson Guitars sent him the famed gold flake Randy Rhoads custom shop model (circa 1982).

As the MV, you can see Vinnine is playing a Jackson King V Doubleneck

A Vinnie Vincent Charvel Strat electric guitar built with hand-chosen components by Vincent. Vincent was inspired to build the guitar after trying Eddie Van Halen’s Charvel. Van Halen explained that he had built his guitar with custom parts, which included neck, pickup and body. Vincent tried Van Halen’s guitar and liked it so much he spent the next few months customizing a similar guitar to Ed Van Halen’s. The result was this one of a kind Charvel. The guitar was used by Vincent to record KISS’ Creatures of the Night album in 1982. The guitar, which still has its original strings from the Creatures album, was used on the songs “I Love It Loud,” “Killer,” “War Machine,” “Keep Me Comin’,” and “Saint and Sinner,” among others. The neck joint plate is numbered “65520 1,” back plate absent. Accompanied by a side-loading hardshell case.

As the MV, you can see Vinnine is playing a Carvin Doubleneck

Double-V designed in conjunction with Jackson Guitars as a VV evolution of the Jackson Rhoads.

Used during the Mark Slaughter years of Vinnie Vincent Invasion.

As seen in the magazine from Vinnie Vincent's website.

Found :15s in Vinnie Vincent Invasion's "Boyz Are Gonna Rock" music video.

Cabinets used during the Mark Slaughter years of Vinnie Vincent Invasion.