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Four-Year-Old Rocker Plays AC/DC Like A Star

November 12, 2009

Australia's Express Advocate reports: Canadian-born Alex Lidster, 4, moved to the Central Coast with his parents and two older brothers in June and has developed a love affair with AC/DC ever since.

While his father, Shawn, is a professional singer-songwriter, Alex's fascination with rock music has been all his own work.

"In all of this, it hasn't been myself or my wife, Rebecca, teaching him," Lidster said.

"It's been all his own doing."

Alex often takes his little stereo into his bedroom and listens to his favorite tracks, including "Who Made Who", "It's a Long Way to the Top" and "Rock 'n' Roll Train". Not that the words are always perfect.

Read the entire article from Express Advocate

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