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He has potential but much of what did is possible because of the massive distortion and sustain via effects. You would be less impressed if he had to switch to acoustic. Very good for a 10 year old though and l think he will probably be a very good player.

"He has potential but much of what did is possible because of the massive distortion and sustain via effects. You would be less impressed if he had to switch to acoustic."

I watched his fingers because I play some rhythm guitar, (I'm a rock/jazz drummer to this day). I've played that Jett song many times and know the chords and the lead I saw some mistakes even with the special effects. However, he showed how he can grow with his speed and the nailing many of the riffs. He mostly needs to improve his vocals.

Still, he nailed the song on his quitar. He has a future in music. Question is, will he become a studio backup or find the right songs? I'm waiting for a new band or a player to bring the 80's back. I'm sick of the rap/pop/diva dancing crap.

Kid Rock did his All Summer Long live at an awards show and then brought on Skynyrd to transition into Sweet Home Alabama. The crowd went wild!

This kid could be the reboot of Leppard, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, Guns n Roses, Duran Duran, Prince, and so many more.

It's time for those reboots.

"He has potential but much of what did is possible because of the massive distortion and sustain via effects. You would be less impressed if he had to switch to acoustic."

You have a point. Let's see if he could do Knock, Knocking on Heavens door with some interesting notes. Or some other acoustic. Let's just see what the kid can actually do.