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James Iha 

An alternative rock guitarist whose skills pass the edge of flawlessness.

Lead guitarist in “The Smashing Pumpkins”; a highly successful alternative rock group of the 90’s.

Guitarist in “A Perfect Circle”, a modern rock sensation.

DJ of techno/trance music.

Co-Owner of the successful record label; Scratchie Records.

Score composer of films including: “Luck”, “The Tesseract”, and many Japanese Films.

A mildly successful solo artist; his album “Let it Come Down”, is filled with sensational acoustic guitar rhythms, and melodramatic vocals.
Smashing Pumpkins Albums
Gish, Siamese Dream, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, Adore, Machina
(B-sides not listed)

A Perfect Circle Albums
Mer De Noms, Thirteenth Step, Emotive
(B-sides not listed)
James Iha by David Matthew May 22, 2005
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James Iha 

James Yoshinobu Iha (born March 26, 1968 in Chicago, Illinois, USA) is a Japanese American rock musician and runway model. He is most famous as the rhythm guitarist in the highly successful alternative rock band The Smashing Pumpkins. James Iha is known for his quiet, mysterious ways and is very sarcastic at times. His most prized possesion is his pet dog called Bugg Superstar. During his childhood he was often teased and called 'James Yeehar'. He has also been a guest on The Simpsons.
That James Iha is a real hottie!
James Iha has the most sensual voice!
James Iha by Mrs Iha June 11, 2006
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