-- Posted by easily broken at 6:55 am on Nov. 12, 2008 My Boyfriend is really amazing at guitar , and hes wanted to be lead guitarist in a band and idea of  how i can find if peoples looking for one by the way im in england -- Posted by liv21 at 6:56 am on Nov. 12, 2008 Music shops tend to have bulletin boards posted somewhere so people can advertise their bands or say they're looking for musicians.  Try that. -- Posted by Special Agent Orange at 6:56 am on Nov. 12, 2008 good for him... but sorry i dont know...maybe do a search on google. -- Posted by Frubeling at 7:02 am on Nov. 12, 2008 If I were in his position, I'd ask musically talented friends if they wanted to start a band, rather than finding an existing band -- Posted by FfionFAITHLESS at 7:03 am on Nov. 12, 2008 Myspace. ask friends who can do things. Sing/scream base guitar or lead drums. Should do it. Set a band up. -- Posted by RIMHfire at 7:03 am on Nov. 12, 2008 Look for flyers, ask friends, search myspace. -- Posted by Acid World at 7:52 am on Nov. 12, 2008 Hang around music stores like guitar center, put up flyers there saying you want to start a band "contact *so and so* number". It's not that uncommon to just find people you don't really know. Black Sabbath was started out of a yellow pages ad I think. It may have just been Ozzy though, I think he put in an ad for himself as a hard rock singer and Sabbath called him. But yeah, he can put up flyers or start going to the guitar center and just playing guitar for a couple of hours. It's sort of an investment. A bunch of musicians will hear you just jamming in the lobby, and if they like what they hear they'll probably try to start a conversation. I can't really think of anything else. Myspace and Facebook I guess. If theres any clubs around that play lots of live music you can put up flyers there too with contact info. Flyers with contact info is the best thing I can come up with. It's sort of hard to just find musicians because they don't exactly always propogate that they play instruments. It's somewhat of a luck thing. Thats one of the reasons I want to go to a music college. Networking.