I’m just a regular guy who started out knowing next to nothing about how music actually works. Like most guitar players, I fumbled through tabs, memorized shapes, and hoped something would click. But the more I played, the more I realized—I didn’t just want to copy other people’s music. I wanted to understand it.

That’s what led me down the rabbit hole of music theory. At first, it felt like drinking from a firehose—too much information, too many rules, and none of it seemed to stick. But after years of breaking it all down, I figured out a way to simplify things. Instead of overwhelming myself (or others) with complicated jargon, I started looking at music theory in bite-sized, practical pieces.

That’s what Two Notes at a Time is all about. It’s not just another theory book—it’s a way to actually apply this stuff to the guitar without getting lost in the weeds.

If you’re tired of feeling stuck and want to finally connect the dots, check out the book here. It is my first of hopefully many more ebooks to follow. They will be added to the Store as I complete them.

Thank you and happy jamming! - PJ