Two former members of Guns N' Roses are suing singer Axl Rose for allegedly naming himself sole administrator of the US rock band's copyrights. Slash and Duff - otherwise known as Saul Hudson and Michael McKagan - have accused Rose of "arrogance and ego". The legal action claims the singer "is no longer willing to acknowledge the contributions of his former partners". But Rose's lawyer said he only asked for his portion of royalties and a clerical error led to the overpayment. Hudson and McKagan, now part of rock band Velvet Revolver, say Rose has made around $500,000 (£277,000) profit from their shares of the revenues every year. Full Info {BBC}
Slash and Duff - otherwise known as Saul Hudson and Michael McKagan ^^shouldnt this be otehr way aorund?
slash is saul hudson..and who cares about duff. anyways, crappy band..too much 'success' , too much money, too much drugs...bunch of loosers.