He looks like an old bugger so therefore he fits into a band whose members are all over forty. Wooten looked like he was filling in for his dad in a band made up of his dad's mates...

Jay's sunglasses seem permanently affixed to his face- he's even more attached to them than Andy or Liam (who are no strangers to the pretentious over wearing of shades).

He seems a cool guy though- I very much enjoyed his work with Kasabian. The recent Kasabian Live DVD made no bones that he was second banana to the rest of the band; the director seemed literally to overlook him whilst every other band member had a camera trained on them at all times. You hear Jay's sterling lead work but all you see is Serge playing rhythm. Jay was just out of frame on the wide shot of Beady Eye's Absolute Radio gig too- the guy will get an inferiority complex!

been a fan of kasabian from the 1st album,i think jay did a fantastic job filling the boots of chris karloff when he left,seen them many times live and his guitar work was always spot on! love him in this video 5 mins
onwards!! awesome work!!

Jeff Wooten played a blinder on the album imo. Jay however still needs to proove himself for me. Although he does have the right "look" for Beady Eye.

I've seen Jay with Kasabian 8 times and met him a couple of times. He's a really friendly guy and he's a good guitar player.