Jason Becker is one of the world's most moving, innovative and awe-inspiring guitarists and musicians. At 17 he recorded his first two Cacophony CDs with Marty Friedman. He also released two amazing solo albums; "Perpetual Burn" and "The Raspberry Jams". In 1990 he was voted best new guitarist by the readers of "Guitar" magazine. While recording David Lee Roth's "A Little Ain't Enough" (following Eddie Van Halen and Steve Vai) he contracted the "terminal" disease, ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease). Twelve years later he has released his ground breaking third solo album "Perspective" on Warner Bros. Records. His technique is astounding, and orchestras and ballets have performed many of his compositions. Marty Friedman says "to call Jason a genius is an understatement".

This package contains archival performances of Jason from 1986 to 1999, and includes his guitar clinic at the Atlanta Institute of Music, as well as solo performances. It also includes footage with Cacophany and selected historical footage.