Guns N' Roses

Show writers say it's not true, but the Guns N' Roses bassist suggests fans "do your own math."

He couldn't believe the record label's reason for stopping his album's release.

He says the fame was "mind f---ing blowing" and something he wasn't prepared to handle.

See where the former Guns N' Roses drummer is headed.

"I'm working with them in that capacity," the guitarist added.

Former guitarist realized he was out when the paychecks stopped arriving.

Guns N' Roses frontman's lawyers cite examples where she publicly described the encounter as consensual.

"I don't want to be here,” the Guns N’ Roses bassist kept telling himself.

Guns N’ Roses guitarist called in for “I’d Like to Help You With Your Problem” after band accepted they couldn’t play what they needed.

“We’ve got to get rid of this song,” the guitarist reportedly told his bandmate.