Eddie Ojeda is the fiery, yet melodic and precise, guitarist for Twisted Sister. He has played his eye-catching “Bulls Eye” guitar around the globe for decades. In coordination with Eddie, we are honored to make available AUTOGRAPHED EDDIE OJEDA – Twisted Sister – “Bulls Eye” Mini Guitar Replica Collectibles.

Eddie Ojeda “Bulls Eye” Mini Guitar Gallery

For fans of Eddie Ojeda and Twisted Sister, this is a must have mini of an iconic axe. Below are photos of the autographed “Bulls Eye” Mini Guitar. They show both the “Original” miniature version and the “Distressed” replica collectible. We’ve replicated and miniaturized the precise details from Eddie’s real custom instrument. The road worn version reflects his many years performing around the world.

Handcrafted Replica Collectible Mini Guitar Made From Wood and Metal

Each AXE HEAVEN® miniature replica guitar is 1:4 scale and is individually handcrafted from solid wood, with metal tuning keys. These 10″ models are packaged in a unique Guitar Case styled gift box. Each replica collectible includes a high-quality miniature adjustable A-frame stand.

Eddie Ojeda: Multi-Genre Guitarist

The type of music Eddie Ojeda’s band produced had many different names: Glam Rock, Hair Metal, Heavy Metal, Glam Metal, Hard Rock, Shock Rock, and more. Regardless of what it was called, they played catchy tunes that entertained and inspired a generation of devoted fans. They’ve sold over 35 million albums worldwide — and they’re still at it today.

Twisted Sister, formed in 1972, became an MTV staple in the mid-1980s, driven by theatrical, high-energy music videos for hits like “We’re Not Gonna Take It” and “I Wanna Rock”. Their over-the-top, rebellious visual style perfectly fit the network’s early era.

Though not the primary focus of a Twisted Sister performance, Eddie’s lead guitar riffs highlighted the band’s intense sound. His “Bulls Eye” guitar became a main visual symbol of the band.

You can catch a glimpse of Eddie playing his real “Bulls Eye” guitar in the video below of the group’s smash “I Wanna Rock.”

For more info, connect with Eddie Ojeda (@eddieoj) on Instagram and Facebook, or visit the official Twisted Sister website.