Recent West Central Graduate Brody Miller Ready to Make His Mark in the Heavy Metal World

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West Central graduate Brody Miller is making a name for himself. A guitarist in the band Atlas Take Charge, Miller has played multiple gigs around the area and already met some big named stars by being a stage hand at rock concerts. Miller has been playing the guitar for several years and shares how he first got into music:

“I got started because I came home one day and I asked my dad for Guitar Hero and he looked at me and was like ‘no, if you are doing anything with guitar, you are playing the real thing.’ From then on I said okay and went along with it and have loved it ever since.”

Hear the entire interview from Miller and how he met guitarist John 5 and Marty Friedman of Megadeth below:

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