Les Paul’s New Jersey home sold for $990K, then demolished; son says family got no warning
The New Jersey home of guitarist Les Paul was demolished shortly after its sale.
This property served as his workshop and laboratory for recording innovations.
His son expressed deep pain and questioned the lack of family notification.
Efforts were made to save historically significant materials from the damaged house.
The demolition raises broader questions about preserving creative history and private property.
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