Equipment
During her first stint with Girlschool, Kelly Johnson used a 1980 Gibson Les Paul Gold Top guitar, modified with gold plated machine heads and DiMarzio pickups and an Ibanez Destroyer-II. She used Marshall 50 and 100 amplifiers and no pedals or effects. During her staying in Los Angeles, she used instead a tiger striped Aria RS guitar, which she continued to use in the 90s along with a Gibson SG.
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