Short answer is, you can. Long answer is, the only reason you haven’t already is you 1) don’t believe you can, and 2) don’t have the right tools yet. Harley’s whole life has been finding those tools, refining them, and teaching others about them. Nail these, and the belief will come.

Harley actually makes his bread and butter (outside of teaching) as a LEAD guitarist on stage. Of course, he has his hands all over the songwriting process of the bands he plays in, but once he’s up on stage a lot of the time his job is pretty much just to shred tasty licks and rip solos with his absolute spaceship of a pedal board. That was a long answer. The shorter answer is, if you want to learn to explore the guitar in ways you haven’t even considered yet, Harley is your man.

Yes, to both! Everything you learn on one is transferable to the other, it really depends what style of music you want to play. Harley can target certain skills for each, so you get the best of both worlds and are always ready to play whatever guitar is available.

Short term no. There are spare guitars you can use at lessons to get you going but if you’re committed to learning an instrument practice makes perfect, so the quicker access you have to a guitar the better!

It’s perfectly normal, like anything the more you do it the more effortless it will become. Your fingers will likely be sore while playing for a while, but Harley can show you techniques and exercises that will assist this and your fingers will be floating on the fretboard in no time.

All ages! If you’re a complete beginner no matter what age that’s perfectly okay, the sooner you get started on your guitar journey the better. Or if you’ve been playing for a while but need to hone in on certain skills that’s perfect too! It’s always great to get a new perspective on things and try stuff in a different way, this will give you a greater understanding of the guitar overall.