Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein, born Paul Caiafa on June 15, 1964, is an American musician best known as the guitarist for the horror punk band Misfits. He is notable for his distinctive style, characterized by heavy, aggressive guitar riffs and a theatrical presentation that complements the band's horror-themed lyrics. Doyle's contributions to the Misfits include iconic tracks such as "Horror Business," "Die, Die My Darling," and "Skulls," which helped define the punk genre and influenced the development of horror punk. After his initial tenure with the Misfits from the 1980s until their breakup in 1983, Doyle formed the band Gorgeous Frankenstein and pursued a solo career, releasing albums like "Abominator" in 2013. His guitar work and stage persona have left a lasting impact on punk and metal, inspiring countless musicians and bands within the horror punk and metal scenes. Doyle is also recognized for his signature look, often performing in a distinctive gorilla suit and showcasing his muscular physique, which has become a hallmark of his identity as an artist. His influence extends beyond music into pop culture, cementing his status as a cult figure in the genre.