Paul Wiley

Paul Wiley
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Background information
Birth name	Paul Wiley
Born	March 4, 1973 (age 51)
Origin	Chicago, Illinois
Occupation(s)	Musician
Instrument(s)	Guitar, programming
Years active	at least 1998-present
Associated acts	Egostatic, Marilyn Manson

Paul Wiley is a composer for independent films. His first public appearance with Marilyn Manson took place on the first date of the Summer 2014 Tour. He continued to play live with the band until, and including, the 2019 Tour. He played guitar on the 2020 album WE ARE CHAOS.

Paul got his signature Schecter model.

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↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ~~https://www.instagram.com/p/CMAXNejAMA3/c/18147215008130578/r/18145415560132509/(@krystal_strifert)^{dead link}~~ Paul's DoB remains unknown, however Paul is referred in the Rock of Ages book by Chris D'Arienzo that can be found as a PDF file at the University of Florida Performing Arts site: PAUL WILEY (Guitar 1) started his musical career in Chicago playing clubs as early as age 13. By his early 20s, he was headlining shows in Chicago in such bands as Egostatic, Jupiter Blue and Royal. Throughout his career he has toured as support for such bands as Disturbed and Plain White Tees. At the same time, he was a highly recommended session guitarist on numerous recordings. He currently resides in Los Angeles where he composes music for film and lends his guitar skills to pop diva, Dirty Little Billy.
↑ Razor Candy is a project spawned by Paul Wiley(Marilyn Manson, Deveraux) and Chad Cherry (The Last Vegas). It is a music version of a demented after school special. The project came to light in 1983 on Halloween night when Paul and Chad met in the emergency room in a Chicago hospital. They were both kids then and had both bitten into candy that contained razor blades, many stitches later after that night a bond and friendship was solidified. Since that night they have went to many drive ins, vandalized many neighborhoods, watched many Grindhouse films, and played many records backwards."Artists |Sensory Recordings". Archived from the original on 2024-05-27. https://web.archive.org/web/20240527055000/https://www.sensoryrecordings.com/artists. Retrieved 2024-05-27.
↑ Paul Wiley, composer for the Terrifier movies, proves that music can make a villain memorable