STEVEN ADLER: "Rocklahoma Was Awesome"
July 23, 2007, 17 years ago
Former GUNS N' ROSES drummer STEVEN ADLER's MySpace page has been updated with the following:
"I caught up with Steven last week and the ever-gracious rock legend spoke about his recent appearance at Rocklahoma and his upcoming ADLER'S APPETITE tour. Their new lineup consists of Michael Thomas: lead guitar, Chip Z'nuff: bass, Kristy Majors: rhythm guitar. It is currently unclear who the vocalist will be. Unfortunately, Sheldon Tarsha will not be able to join the band this time around due to other musical obligations, but you can still check out what he's got goin' on at MySpace.com/TarshaRock."Q: So what's been goin' on, Steven?
A: "Well, Rocklahoma was awesome! I played there that Thursday night and that Saturday afternoon, for like eight songs all together. It was cool playing for people who really appreciate rock n' roll! I got a lot a lot of love and I appreciate everybody being so great. It was great to see all those guys; from BULLET BOYS, SLAUGHTER… the drummer from FIREHOUSE is insane, like Neal Peart, dude! Unbelievable! Tracii, Chip Z'Nuff, Michael Thomas, the guys from BANG TANGO, Joe Leste, I played with them – it was great! I was supposed to play a song with Chip, (E'NUFF Z'NUFF) played 'New Thing' and I was supposed to play 'Revolution' by the BEATLES with them. I went up there, the crowd saw me, then all the roadies start taking all the shit off the stage (laughs). I was like 'What the fuck?', and they said VINCE NEIL didn't want to go on late. I said, 'It's a 3 minute song!' "
Q: What songs did you play?
A: 'Welcome To The Jungle', 'Mr. Brownstone', 'It's So Easy', 'Heaven's Door', 'Sweet Child O' Mine', stuff like that…
Read the complete interview at this location.
