Craig has committed himself to Music Education. He is also committed to making sure that students enjoy the learning process. He started studying classical guitar and piano from the age of 10 at the Conservatory of the Arts, St. Louis, Missouri. Then, In 1983, at about the age of 18, he attended the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California. At the Musicians Institute, he studied with Keith Wyatt, Daniel Gilbert, Don Mock, Joe Pass, Frank Gambale, Paul Gilbert, and a variety of brilliant musicians. After Musicians Institute, he worked as a session musician in Los Angeles. He toured with several different rock bands. As a studio musician, Craig performed in the studio doing session work with Stevie Wonder, Jessie Johnson, Mikki Free, and WAR. He then entered the Studio/ Jazz Guitar Program at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music. He graduated with a Bachelor's in Music and Political Science in 1990 from the University of Southern California.

Presently Craig continues his commitment to Music Education by pursuing his academic studies in the Georgia State University School of Music in the Jazz Studies Department.  He plays in the Georgia State University Jazz Band. He also has played concerts with the Georgia State University Guitar Ensemble.  Craig commits to teaching Music Theory as well. Also, Craig is a College Professor and an Attorney. In addition to the fun of teaching music, Craig also collects Marvel Comics and watches old movies from the 1950s, 1960's and 1970s. Craig embodies music through every word, gesture, and phrase. With his vast knowledge, he promises to impart the comprehension of ear training, improvisation, music theory, and instrumental excellence to all of his students and they will have fun doing it. In addition to teaching at Guitar Shed, Craig has taught at Ken Stanton Music.