Biography
Twisted Sister’s guitarist Eddie Ojeda is one of the two guitarists in the band. He recorded a couple of songs with a band called SPX in the early 1970s, which included Alan Diaz, Charlie Mercado, and Frank Lopez. In 1975, he became a member of Twisted Sister. Scarecrow was formed by him in 1989.
Short Profile
- First Name: Eddie
- Last Name: Ojeda
- Age: 65 years
- Gender: Male
- Profession: Guitarist
- Country: United States
Eddie Ojeda Net Worth
Eddie is one of the wealthiest guitarists in the world. Eddie Ojeda’s net worth is estimated to be $1.6 million, according to Wikipedia, Forbes, and Business Insider.
Eddie Ojeda Age, Height and Weight
Eddie Ojeda is an American musician who was born on August 5, 1955 in New York, New York. Eddie is 64 years old as recorded yet.. Eddie’s height and weight are not known yet.
Some Facts about Eddie Ojeda
- Eddie Ojeda revealed in a 2006 interview with Rock & Roll comedian C.C. Banana that if Twisted Sister ever retired, the band might still perform under their other name Bent Brother.
- In the mid-80s, Eddie, along with other well-known rock guitarists, participated in Ronnie James Dio’s Hear ‘n Aid project, which had a similar purpose to both Band Aid and the USA for Africa.
- Ojeda can be heard singing in Spanish and playing drums on the Twisted Sister album “A Twisted Christmas” from 2006.
- Eddie is well known for his “bullseye” guitar, which he made himself out of black and red. Eddie noted in an interview that the bullseye was part of the Twisted Sister logo’s initial design.
- Eddie is Spanish/Puerto Rican, according to Dee Snider. Ojeda had throat surgery in the 1970s, which inspired the 1982 Twisted Sister single “Under the Blade,” and he had surgery for a herniated disc in 2019. In a May 2019 interview with “22 Now,” Ojeda said that he would be moving to Nashville.