Matthias Jabs
German guitarist for Scorpions
German guitarist for Scorpions
Born in Germany, a prominent guitarist and songwriter gained recognition as a key member of the rock band Scorpions. Joined the band in 1978 and contributed to their success with influential albums such as 'Blackout' and 'Love at First Sting'. Known for electrifying guitar solos, innovative songwriting, and having a significant role in shaping the band's sound. Also performed in various international tours, further establishing the band's reputation in hard rock and heavy metal music.
Contributed to the album 'Love at First Sting'
Joined Scorpions in 1978
Performed in multiple worldwide tours
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