BEAT (TONY LEVIN, ADRIAN BELEW, STEVE VAI) 
RARE IN PERSON HAND SIGNED AUTOGRAPHED 10" REMO AMBASSADOR COATED DRUMHEAD WITH PROOF

Item Description:

This beautiful drumhead was hand signed by former King Crimson members Tony Levin and Adrian Belew as well as legendary American guitar virtuoso, songwriter, producer and 3-time Grammy Award winner Steve Vai of the American supergroup BEAT on November 1st, 2026 prior to their sound check on the day of their concert held at The Theatre at Great Canadian Toronto in Toronto, Ontario (Canada). 

NOTE: The proof shots of meeting Tony Levin, Adrian Belew and Steve Vai (see photo #'s 5 to 7 shown above) are not included in this auction. They simply serve as proof that the aforementioned celebrities were met at the time this item was signed. You are only bidding on the signed drumhead.

Shipping and Payment Methods:

The winning bidder pays $36.50 for shipping and handling anywhere in Canada and the United States and $46.50 for the rest of the world. All items are fully insured and shipped with a tracking number so you may monitor your shipment online. Shipping discounts are available for multiple auction winners. Payment is due within 3 days after the auction ends. 

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All items listed are 100% authentic, only obtained in person and guaranteed to pass any third party authentication system. We do not sell pre-prints or reprints of any kind nor do we send away for autographs in the mail.

*Autographs look much better than scan shows*