With the recent celebration of Appetite for Destruction turning 30 years old, we could think of no better guest than one of the unsung heroes who made that album what it was, Mr. Chris Weber. You may not know, but Chris is credited as a co-writer on "Anything Goes" from GN'R's classic debut, as well as "Move to the City" and "Reckless Life." We talk about Hollywood Rose, the band Chris played guitar in alongside Axl Rose and Izzy Stradlin before Guns N' Roses was even a thing, his band U.P.O that formed many years later, and his job now working as a therapist. He drops a LOT of gems from his days with Axl and Izzy that you have never heard before, so you do not want to miss this.

Also on with us is the man that hooked us up with this amazing guest, none other than our friend John Miller. John met Chris while working on the Axl Rose film he his writing that he's spoken about at length with us on past episodes. With John we get into the intimate show GN'R performed at The Apollo, as well as their comeback show in St. Louis.

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