My first time reading any subject matter dealing with Guns N' Roses. The book is an easy enough read with some pretty funny stories to go along with it. Luckily for the reader, Slash doesn't spend too much time on his childhood and his younger years. Most of the book is devoted to his GNR years, however there aren't many chapters. The book lists at 458 pages with only 13 chapters. In addition to GNR, Slash seems to go in depth at times about his many, many, many bouts with alcoholism and drug addiction. What I found most interesting though were his thoughts on Axl and the band in general and what happened behind the scenes from his point of a view. I would recommend this for any Slash or Guns N' Roses fan. Next up is, IT'S SO EASY: AND OTHER LIES by Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan.
