We never asked what type of wine you are making. in essance, you could use lemons to up the acid, however you need to be careful.
With lemons (or any kind of fruit) you will have the same problem as you do with grapes. You will never know exactly how much acid you are adding or its concentration. Acid blend or tartaric acid can be exactly measured. They also do not add any fruit flavor to your wine, which is preferred when attempting to make a classic wine.
As Geronimo stated above, most folks here would advise against using acid blend. Tartaric acid is naturally occuring in grapes so it is a much better fit. It also does not seem to add as high of a degree of harshness to the resulting wine.
If you decide that a lemon flavor fits to the wine you are making, I would advise on adding the lemon in small doses and test the acid level after each dose. This was you can increase you acid level slowly and not risk adding too much.