The Crystal Method Vegas RIAA Gold Award Danny Hutton Lifeson’s actual beloved Gibson “Whitey”

Lifeson’s actual beloved Gibson “Whitey” ES-355 sold for over $300

1995 and while this is not a RIAA award

who was at that time VP of John Reid Enterprises who managed Queen

Black aluminum album display frame included allowing it to be hung on wall

produced popular VH hits "Dance The Night Away" and "Beautiful Girls"

The Crystal Method Vegas RIAA Gold Award Danny Hutton Lifeson’s actual beloved Gibson “Whitey”RIAA Gold Award for The Crystal Method album Vegas. Released on August 26, 1997, the album went Gold for 500,000 copies sold on Sept. 29, 1998, which this award celebrates. Formed in Las Vegas by Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland, the pair released this, their debut album featuring their brand of "Big Beat" electronic music. It included singles "Keep Hope Alive", "Trip Like I Do", "Busy Child", and "Comin' Back", and most of the album was featured in the