Ford in the early 1990s. He is now married to Catherine Holmes, whom he wed in August 2012. In 2014, Chris Holmes and Catherine Holmes moved to Finland, but after living in Porvoo for a few months they moved to France where Catherine's parents lived. The couple currently resides in Cannes, France. Guitars Jackson Custom Rhoads (Black with brass hardware). Used in the movie The Dungeonmaster. Returned after Chris was offered an endorsement from Jackson/Charvel. Jackson/Charvel Custom parts Star (Yellow, completely beaten-up). Jackson Custom Star (White with red blood splatter). Jackson Custom Rhoads (Black with white bevels, "I'm A Animal" painted in white on the back of the neck). Jackson Custom Rhoads (White pearl with black bevels, with "Fuck Off N Die" painted in red on the back of the neck. This guitar was later sent back to Jackson's custom shop after the wing broke to get the wing cut shorter, as well as the slimmer neck and zebra/lion graphic added). Sold on eBay, currently residing in Finland. Jackson Custom Star (Black with Harley Davidson graphic and yellow bevels). Sold on eBay. Fender Stratocaster (Red with white pickguard). seen once on a TV Show. Jackson Custom Star (Budweiser graphic and reverse Strathead-neck). Smashed by Lita Ford. Jackson Flying V (Natural). Jackson Custom Kelly (previously with Headless Children graphic, with "Touch Me And Die" painted in yellow on the back of the neck, now black and white with California Highway Patrol decal which Chris claims to have stolen from the door of a police car). Gibson Flying V (Black with white pickguard). Ibanez Destroyer (Black). Amfisound Custom (Pavement graphic). Ibanez Destroyer (Red). In an interview, Holmes said that this guitar was borrowed by Eddie Van Halen for the recording of the Women and Children First album. The guitar can be seen in the Neil Zlozower "Women and Children First" Sunset Sound studio photographs. Eddie had a similar Ibanez Destroyer that he modified after recording Van Halen into the Shark Destroyer. Eddie did not like the tone after the modification so he borrowed Chris Holmes's Ibanez Destroyer. Holmes' Red Ibanez Destroyer is distinctive because it was modified to have only a single volume control whereas usually there are two volume controls and one tone control. The Red Ibanez Destroyer is now in the possession of The Tone Zone's Doug Anderson as part of his collection of Van Halen memorabilia often referred to