My other life: Gordon Rutherford, Axa - Bass Player
In his spare time head of marketing and e-commerce Rutherford is a bass guitarist in band Dark Flux.
How did your interest in bass guitar start?
I bought my first bass when I was 13 and paid for it over 10 weeks with £3 from my paper round. For the first two years I had no amplifier and had no idea
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