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VELVET REVOLVER: Q Magazine Seeks Readers' Help In Composing Questions For SLASH

March 25, 2004

Britain's Q magazine will be interviewing former GUNS N' ROSES/current VELVET REVOLVER guitarist Slash for their "Cash For Questions" slot — the section of the magazine where readers get to send in the questions they've always wanted to ask a star. The magazine will put the best ones to Slash, and pay 25 pounds (approximately $45) for every one they print (so readers need to include their name and address).

Questions, with the subject line "Slash", should be mailed to: [email protected]

VELVET REVOLVER's debut album, "Contraband", is scheduled for release on June 8 through RCA Records.

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