PERRY FARRELL Says JANE'S ADDICTION Couldn't Have Asked For A Better Partner Than DUFF MCKAGAN

April 26, 2010

Singer Perry Farrell tells Spinner the pairing between JANE'S ADDICTION and former GUNS N' ROSES bassist Duff McKagan is a perfect one.

"We came up together. We had the exact experience in the same city, being in a rock band that was breaking big," Farrell said. "We came up through that, all the seediness and the debauchery, so it's all there. I couldn't have asked for a better partner, I'll tell you that right now."

McKagan brings a lot to the table, through his experience with GUNS and VELVET REVOLVER, as well as frontman experience of his own with LOADED, but with everybody having been friends for years there are no egos involved. "He writes, he's cool, he's considerate, he's respectful, he gives space, he's positive, he's intelligent," Farrell said. "He's a star."

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