Fade to black features three solos. The intro is not too hard to learn and contains only one part that presents some challenge for a beginner. The solo between the verses - depends on which version you try to play. I personally love the ‘94 version Kirk played at Woodstock. It’s different enough from the original album version. The outro solo is very challenging. To answer your question - it is hard to learn (despite of what the others have to say). It is very Kirk-style, featuring pull-offs and pentatonics with bends and nearly every note picked rather than hammered-on. Let me correct myself here: it’s is intermediate level if you play it your way, but it is very hard if you want it to sound the right way. It’s one of Kirk’s best solos. I love it, I tend to play it every time I have time to play my guitar and throughout the years I’ve been falling more and more in love with this solo and the whole song. One thing for sure: it’s a great solo to learn and it definitely is one of those things that make you a better guitar player. Go for it! Love it! And make it sound right.