ADLER'S APPETITE / xx-GUNS N' ROSES drummer Steven Adler recently spoke with Elliot Levin at the New York-based Hard Rock Examiner. Check out the interview below.

Adler's Appetite is in the midst of a 50-city North American tour, after which the group plans to record an EP with producer Anthony Fox, with sessions for a full album to follow at the end of the year. But Adler says he also holds out a degree of hope for the original GNR quintet to do something together again.

"I know the four of us besides Axl would love to do it," he says. "I know besides millions and millions and hundreds of millions of dollars that would be involved, I think if we played for the whole world, it would be such a relief...like, 'God, they're finally playing!' It's what so many people really want, y'know?"

Adler's Appetite have made their new song 'Alive' available to fans that purchase a copy of My Appetite For Destruction: Sex, And Drugs, And Guns N' Roses. This is a limited time offer that wraps up on October 27th. Go to this location for details.

Adler's My Appetite For Destruction hit stores July 27th. It offers a different perspective from the bestselling Slash. Adler chronicles his life with the band, and own intense struggle with addiction, as seen on Dr. Drew’s Celebrity Rehab and Sober House.

No secret is too dark. No revelation too sick. But you must have the appetite for it.

After 40 years, 28 ODs, three botched suicides, two heart attacks, a couple of jail stints, and a debilitating stroke, Steven Adler, the most self-destructive rock star ever, is ready to share the shattering untold truth in My Appetite For Destruction.

When Adler was 11 years old, he told his two closest friends he was going to be a rock star in the world's greatest band. Along with four uniquely talented—but very complicated and demanding—musicians, Adler helped form Guns N' Roses. They rose from the streets—primal rockers who obliterated glam rock and its big hair to resurrect rock's truer blues roots.

They were relentless rock stars, onstage and off, taking "sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll" to obscene levels of reckless abandon. By the late 1980s, GN'R was the biggest rock band in the world, demanding headlines, awards, and sold-out shows, with one of the greatest rock albums of all time: Appetite For Destruction. But there was a price to pay. For Adler, it was his health and his sanity, culminating in a brutal banishment by his once-beloved musical brothers. Adler digs deep, revealing the last secrets, not only his own but GN'R's as well: Slash's betrayal, Axl's unpredictable temper, and Duff's revenge. He bares it all with this shocking fuck-the-fates exposé that charts his meteoric rise and devastating collapse.

Adler was humiliated and disgraced when Axl Rose kicked him out of GN'R in front of an MTV audience of millions. Adler plunged into the dark side, spending most of the next 20 years in a drug-fueled hell. But he finally beat his epic addiction to crack and heroin under the care of Dr. Drew Pinsky.

With Adler's newfound clarity comes a fierce determination to tell it all. Revelatory, heartbreaking, hilarious, and ultimately inspirational, you will never read anything more jaw-droppingly honest than My Appetite For Destruction.