December 22
Rick Nielsen
December 22, 1948
Rick Nielsen co-founded Cheap Trick in 1973 after previously playing with Fuse and Sick Man of Europe. Playing lead and rhythm guitar while serving as the band's principal songwriter, he helped shape Cheap Trick's blend of hard rock, power pop, and melodic hooks on albums including In Color, Heaven Tonight, and Dream Police.
Nielsen remained the creative driving force behind Cheap Trick through changing musical trends and decades of touring. Known for his collection of custom guitars and energetic stage presence, he continues to write, record, and perform with the band.
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Paul Warren
December 22, 1953
Paul Warren built his reputation as a session guitarist before joining Rod Stewart's touring band in the late 1970s. Playing lead and rhythm guitar, he became a longtime member of Stewart's live ensemble while also recording and performing with artists across rock and pop.
Warren later worked with Tina Turner, Joe Cocker, David Bowie, and many other performers, earning a reputation as a dependable touring and session guitarist. His career has included concert tours, television appearances, and recording sessions spanning more than four decades.
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