User comments or postings do not reflect the viewpoint of BLABBERMOUTH.NET and BLABBERMOUTH.NET does not endorse, or guarantee the accuracy of, any user comment. Once you're logged in, you will be able to comment. To comment on a BLABBERMOUTH.NET story or review, you must be logged in to an active personal account on Facebook. The comments reside on Facebook servers and are not stored on BLABBERMOUTH.NET. Tom Zutaut, a former Geffen Records executive who was responsible for signing GUNS N' ROSES, was famously quoted as saying that at the height of the band's success he was worried that he would one day turn on the radio and find out that Slash had died of an overdose.īLABBERMOUTH.NET uses the Facebook Comments plugin to let people comment on content on the site using their Facebook account. "And I think at that point I figured I probably only have a few more trump cards left, if any, so I figured it's probably time to sort of focus on trying to be a little bit more responsible." "When I was doing all that stuff and I woke up at the hospital enough times or on the kitchen floor or whatever the deal was, there was a point there when all of a sudden I realized that these near-death experiences are too commonplace and I probably shouldn't be here," he said.
Slash told The Pulse Of Radio a while back how he knew it was finally time to get clean. 'Cause you're in the moment you can't just sit there and go, 'Oh my God, I can't do this.' You have to do it. That was a trip and it was a little shaky, but you get past that pretty quickly. And so I left rehab and went out and did this tour, and it was the first time I'd been on stage sober - ever. He recalled: "There was a point when VELVET went out and did a real quick tour around California. He told interviewer Shaun Keaveny that he was with VELVET REVOLVER and still in rehab when he first stepped on stage straight. In an interview with BBC Radio 6, Slash recalled during the first time he ever performed sober after years of drug abuse.
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I did a full thirty days, I fully surrendered… I learned more about myself than I ever thought was possible. Early in the morning of July 3, 2006, I checked into rehab. First I kicked the drugs, then I cleared my head and did some work on figuring out why I liked to put myself in the same position over and over again. This time rehab turned out to be really good for me, because this time I surrendered. I had planned to get some space from my wife and from my band after I'd allowed myself those predetermined four months to let it all hang out I knew I was in need of some solace and quiet. Slash wrote about his battle with the bottle in his 2007 autobiogaphy "Slash".
I know how that works, because I've done it before, so I just abstain from it altogether."
" know that if I thought I could casually have a drink or casually do whatever, that would leave that door open. "I come from, not an alcoholic background, but my dad was a drinker and people in my family were drinkers, and being born in England that was just part of pub culture," he told Classic Rock. Slash, who was diagnosed in 2001 with a form of congestive heart failure known as cardiomyopathy as a result of years of chronic and heavy alcohol abuse, has been openly discussing his past vices and his eventual recovery from alcohol and heroin addiction. I love you to the moon and back! #recovery #youaresexyandsober #strength #bestmanyoucanbe #slash #happy4thofjuly". GUNS N' ROSES guitarist Slash is celebrating the 15th anniversary of his getting sober.Įarlier today (Sunday, July 4), Slash's longtime girlfriend Meegan Hodges took to her Instagram to share a photo of the 55-year-old musician with the late punk-rock fashion icon Jimmy Webb, and she included the following message: "Baby, Congratulations on your 15 YEARS of SOBRIETY! 'An addict who achieves recovery is capable of achieving anything.' (wise words someone said) I am so very proud of you every day but today I am so very extra proud of you.
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