SLASH Interviewed On CBC RADIO's 'Q'; Audio Available

November 19, 2007

Jian Ghomeshi of CBC Radio's "Q" conducted an interview with VELVET REVOLVER/ex-GUNS N' ROSES guitarist Slash earlier today (Monday, November 19). Download the podcast containing the Slash chat at this location.

Slash recently published his autobiography and now has a solo album in his sights. Although he doesn't have a timetable for the project, Slash told The Pulse of Radio he already has a lot of ideas for what direction he wants it to take. "I really want to do a solo record and play with a lot of different people that I've worked with before, maybe some people I haven't worked with, and just do something really, really sort of interesting," he said. "'Cause I've played on so many other people's records, you know, and I want to write material for, like, different individuals to sing on and whatnot. So that's sort of like the main sort of backburner kind of thing going on at the moment."

VELVET REVOLVER wrapped up a North American tour with ALICE IN CHAINS last month as it continues promoting its second album, "Libertad". The record has sold 250,000 copies in the United States since its release last July, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

Watch video footage of Slash being interviewed by Elizabeth Vargas:

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