Asher Black
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Asher Black is an author, musician, and karateka living the life he always dreamed of. Status = “I love my life.” He is an art collector, film enthusiast, and enthusiastic theater-goer who flirts shamelessly with ballroom dance, boating, hiking, languages, and other diverse interests.
Asher lives, works, reads, and thinks on a tree-lined street in Brooklyn, tells stories, works outside, and hosts a bevy of smoking pipes. His allies and friends are fiercely independent individuals who are extraordinarily clever and mutually loyal. 
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The Guitar Decoder Ring - Featuring SIGIL - The New Language of Guitar
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Non-Fiction
Meet SIGIL—the new language of guitar. Guitarists who want to improvise and compose, from novice to advanced, will find SIGIL works like a decoder ring for the guitar, yet it's simple enough to keep in one's head. Visualize the whole fretboard. Gain portable knowledge of modes, scales, and intervals without wall charts. This is guitar study re-engineered for every level. Create more interesting solos. Break through your lull or stall. Decrypt the instrument and unleash your play. The authors are a seasoned musician with albums under his belt and a lively storyteller who walk you through the toolset with eye-opening and sometimes hilarious examples. Many of us want to decrypt the instrument and unleash our play, but the study of music, particularly guitar, is fraught with complex theorems and diagrams, rote memorization, arcane reference points, and archaic devices. Most of what's occurring in guitar instruction is not new. There's been very little innovation in almost 600 years. Most guitar books are a rehash of tools invented centuries ago that turn the process into a slog. It's time for a new language. 
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