... though I think he could use a nice wide strap:
 


 
 
I'm not familiar with this guy or his music, but this photo was in my local paper a few days ago and I really got a kick out of it. I borrowed it from the front page of his web site.

I..am speechless.
 
I listened to a sample song, and his band isn't bad..not really my kind of music, but they're good.

to quote my six year old daughter upon seeing this image. That's a big one. lol, yeah, no kidding.

Bob, quit pulling our leg:  It's a cool enough looking axe, but at least you could run a pic of yourself with your ALEMBIC!
 
J o e y

Careful Joey - there are at least photos of my bass here, unlike some people we know... And even one of me (though cleverly disguised as a sailor or something), when my bass was nothing more than a defective neck.
 
I can't quite tell - is he slapping that thing, or just holding it up by the strings?

The fiddle cut on the bottom is resting on his thigh sorta . . . or at least I damn sure hope so.
 
I know, I know, I'm scouting digital cameras as we speak, so you just never know.  Though I'm gonna have the devil of a time finding a purple suit.
 
J o e y

Here's another one, Peter Steele from Type O Negative
Note: Peter is not a lefty

(Looks like a Body dive)
 
This guy is a Die hard, He uses a solid steel Chain as a strap  
I've seen him play a Spoiler somewhere in the mid 90's)

Bob wrote I'm not familiar with this guy or his music.
 
That's Lee Rocker of the Stray Cats, the group that made Brian Setzer famous.  I would imagine you remember hearing:
 
We're gonna rock this town, rock it inside out
We're gonna rock this town, make 'm scream and shout
 
Nice looking bass!

I've seen 'im in videos standing on the upright while playing it