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GUNS N' ROSES: 'Reckless Road' Book Due In September

August 11, 2007

The new book "Reckless Road and the Making of Appetite for Destruction" by Marc Canter — an amateur photographer and owner of L.A.'s famed Canter's Deli — documents GUNS N' ROSES' early years via never-before-seen photos and lots of memorabilia.

Canter witnessed the creation of GUNS N' ROSES and photographed every gig the band played on the Sunset Strip. With nearly 1,000 never-before-seen photos, original gig memorabilia, hand-written song lyrics and and exclusive interviews with over 20 people, "Reckless Road" chronicles the formation of GUNS N' ROSES and the creation of their seminal groundbreaking album, "Appetite for Destruction".

The book, which will ship in early September, can be ordered in a limited run with one of six custom covers featuring Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven or a full band shot.

Check out exclusive images straight from Canter's project at RollingStone.com.

Upon purchasing the book, access to previously unseen audio and video extras that were captured live at GN'R gigs will be granted.

For more information, visit www.recklessroad.com.

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