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Ex-GUNS N' ROSES Drummer STEVEN ADLER Says His Autobiography Will Contain No Shit-Talking

July 19, 2004

According to GUNS N' ROSES fan site www.gunsnroses.nl, former GNR drummer Steven Adler's upcoming autobiography will cover his life from age 12 until present day. His comment on the book's content was: "I didn't [talk] shit in it, 'cause when you talk shit, you look like shit yourself". The book is finished and is scheduled to be in the stores in January/February 2005.

In other news, Adler has revealed that the debut album from his current band, ADLER'S APPETITE, will contain about 14 tracks. The group, who have no intention of changing their name, will release the effort in early 2005 through Shrapnel Records.

(Thanks: Here Today… Gone To Hell!)

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