If you’ve followed Strat Andriotis’ musical career, you would know that he doesn’t commit himself to any particular sound or genre. Each of his seven studio albums has moved in many different musical directions. He has become known for his inventive blends of jazz, rock, and classical music. It’s not surprising, considering his earliest musical influences were rock legends like Jimi Hendrix and Cream. But then, as his interests diversified, he began to get interested in jazz, and it only took a Miles Davis record or two to get him hooked. Over the course of his career, Andriotis has collaborated with many wonderful artists, such as Grammy-winning pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba, violinist Jerry Goodman (Mahavishnu Orchestra), and legendary bassist Tony Levin. Andriotis returned last month with ...