Alex Hassilev Studio

8-track recording studio of [a=Alex Hassilev], located in the basement of his house on West Knoll Drive in Hollywood, California (USA), and therefore also known as . Founded in 1967, it was specialized in special effects and electronic music and therefore equipped with a Moog (one of the first) and various other synthesizers and keyboards.

Studio manager: Sandra Pollock.
Engineers who worked here: [a=John Horton (7)] (chief, 1970), [a=Michael V. Ragsdale] (chief, 1972), [a=Jeff Peters] (chief, 1973), [a=Thaddeus James Lowe], [a=Doug Botnick].

The studio had its own "wrecking crew" of session musicians, wich included [a=Mike Botts], [a=Jerry Scheff], [a=Paul Lewinson], [a=Dick Rosmini] and [a=Mark Tulin]. Artists such as [a=Johnny Mathis], [a=Ry Cooder], [a=Hoyt Axton], [a=Van Dyke Parks] and [a=Seals and Crofts] recorded here.