There's probably no bigger rock fan on the planet than Slash — yet despite that, he says he stays far away from music biographies. Loudwire transcribed some of the guitarist's chat with Italy's Linea Rock, in which he admitted, “To tell you the truth, I don't read rock n' roll books. I've read a book about national artists and I've read books about rock n' roll, but I've never read anybody else's. . . Well, I read the Jim Morrison one, and I read the most recent Joe Perry one, but for the most part, I stay away from autobiographies.”
Back in 2007, Slash published his self-titled memoir, which was co-written by Anthony Bozza.
Slash went on to shed light on what turns him of from the typical rock memoir: “A lot of it is because I know people — I know the people that wrote them — and it feels like spying on them. (Laughs) It's like following people on their Instagram; if you know them, it feels like spying.”