Greg Koch, often hailed as a "guitarist's guitarist," is a dynamic and virtuosic musician known for his blending of blues, rock, and jazz into a unique style that both honors and reinvents the traditional vocabulary of the electric guitar. With a career spanning multiple decades, Koch has carved out a niche as an influential figure in guitar circles, celebrated for his technical mastery, humorous approach to performance, and distinctive "gristle" tone—terms encapsulated in several of his album titles.

Born and based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Koch's career has not only been about his solo work but also about his role as an educator and author, contributing to the instructional realm of guitar playing with a series of successful books and videos, and through clinics and workshops. His discography, including works such as "Sweet Gristle" and "Strat's Got Your Tongue," showcases his impressive guitar skillset that manages to be both accessible and challenging. Despite not achieving mainstream fame, Greg Koch's impact on the guitar world is unmistakable, with a considerable following of guitar enthusiasts and a reputation as a musician's musician. His recent releases, like "From the Attic," continue to contribute to his legacy as a significant figure in the evolution of guitar playing.