I’m the biggest Rush fan in the world and I couldn’t believe it. SB: My favorite Gilmore Girls memory was when the lead singer of Rush, Geddy Lee, came to the set with his daughter. Us: What is your favorite Gilmore Girls memory? I think if Guns N’ Roses and Hep Alien can get back together, we can too. I speak to the guitar player Scotti and the drummer. I haven’t been in the same room as Skid Row since ’96. Us: What’s your relationship like with them now?
We let other outside forces affect us that maybe if we would have taken a break, we could have cleared our heads and not broken up the band. We broke up in ’96 when grunge was really big. SB: Maybe Skid Row didn’t have to break up. Us: What’s your biggest regret from the band’s heyday? I would say that’s definitely a toll that was taken literally on my heart. I’m happy to say now that I do not have a heart murmur. I attributed that directly to cocaine use. SB: Well, I went to the doctor for a physical and I had a heart murmur. Us: In the book, you open up about doing cocaine and your nightly ritual of drinking and smoking.
I had to really concentrate to remember! This is about living through the ’80s and living to tell the tale. This is before the internet and cell phones.
I was ordering them around saying, “No, you can’t watch TV now!” I had to step back into another time. SB: I had to have complete silence and privacy when I was writing, which was a drag for my family. Us: Explain the writing process - four years takes a lot of patience! There are, like, three books on Cinderella, five books on Bon Jovi and 10 Mötley Crüe books! So this is the very first ever Skid Row book. But when I go to the bookstore, there’s nothing on Skid Row. Sebastian Bach: I’m a fan of rock ’n’ roll autobiographies. Us Weekly: What inspired you to share your story now? PHOTOS: Gilmore Girls Cast: Then and Now Read article
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