what kind of wood is this?

Nah, that's was from previous players... I bought it off eBay and the seller shared that he found it in a pawnshop in rural Washington State. No idea of the exact whereabouts or the backstory on the autograph. It's seen things and then some I bet. It had a really cool V neck profile.... pretty darn heavy tho - guessing around 9lbs.

Wow, great timing -eh? Well, X-mas isn't all that far off right? Post some pics once they arrive and you've had a chance to check them out.

 

wait...a white one, a black one and cherry burst is still on the way...I like how you roll.

 

Wow - Nice! That's a great weight.
They switched over to ash sometime in late '86/early '87 so it could very well be ash.
Don't rule out maple tho. As mentioned maple tends to be on heavier side of things but as with ash it can be light as well. I had an '83 SC-1 (maple body) and it was super light as in 6 lbs.

What's the neck profile like on blondie?

 

https://www.wood-database.com/red-alder/ ??

 

Interesting re the red alder. That could be what it is. I don't know for sure what BBE used in the mid '90's tho they did switch over to alder other than on natural or sunburst guitars so perhaps it was this variety.

Re the spots, those are the pin router holes. Same scenario as Fender bodies (ie, 2 in number) tho just in different locations. You'll see one on the back of the headstock as well.
That's a great looking trio. Hope you're out of the dog house so to speak...

 

Placing it on a scale may well give a clue between maple and alder.

 

Let us know how well that works out... LOL

 

Yikes, that sounds like a bit of a harrowing situ on the home front....

Hopefully you won't have to, tho should you have to ditch the blonde one in the future, hit me up.

 

Tree wood. Definitely tree wood...

 

The kind w/ "directional growth"?