I was eleven when I got my first guitar. It sat around in my room for a year or so, barely touched, and on my twelfth birthday I decided I was going to teach myself how to play.

I think it was in 2008, at Oracle Arena. I went with my ex, my cousin, and her ex. It was an Oasis concert, and it was just before they broke up. I'm so glad I went, but I really regret leaving before the encore.

An Epiphone AJ200S, and a black BC Rich Warlock with a red tribal pattern; the former is my favourite, because I've had it the longest and it has the most sentimental value for me.

People to possibly collaborate with.

That's a huge question. There's a lot of bands and musicians who influenced me growing up, but I'd have to say the one I always go back to would be Noel Gallagher from Oasis. I love Oasis, their music is so soothing to me; and Noel Gallagher is such a modest man, unlike Liam - I love them both to death, but I always imagine being an artist like Noel moreso than Liam.

I'm not really in a band; I'm in a duo with my boyfriend, technically, but we've been on musical hiatus for the longest time. I usually do solo stuff on my own. Indie, Acoustic, Alternative rock, if you could even classify it; we met in high school and started dating, and then realized that we both play music and collaborate pretty well. I haven't played any huge shows, just little coffee-shop gigs if you will, and I've done a couple fundraising gigs on air for a community radio station.

Noel Gallagher. He's my hero.

Oh jeez... well, the radio station got ~700 hits the night that I played, so I guess that's the biggest audience I've 'performed' to, and the smallest would be just a regular room full of people. I mean, shit, I play guitar for my roommate all the time.

What's The Story, Morning Glory? by Oasis. I bought it when I was a freshman in high school. My favourite album by them, and probably the only album I could put on repeat and NOT get irritated.