Damon Johnson, born July 13, 1964, is an integral figure in the rock music scene, particularly celebrated for his work with legendary artists like Alice Cooper and Thin Lizzy. His performance in "Alice Cooper: Live at Montreux 2005," released in 2006, stands out as a quintessential collectible among rock enthusiasts. This release not only captures Johnson's electrifying guitar work but also showcases Cooper's theatrical prowess, making it a must-have for fans of live concert films. Collectors are drawn to Johnson's contributions not just for his technical skill, but for the authenticity he brings to the iconic sounds of hard rock. His tenure with both Brother Cane and later Thin Lizzy solidified his status in the industry, but it’s his live performances that truly resonate with fans. As he continues to tour with Black Star Riders, his earlier works remain treasured gems in the physical media landscape, appealing to those who appreciate the rich history of rock music on home video.