Former Manager Says Guns N' Roses Had No Choice But To Fire Adler
. Adler was booted out of the band in 1990 because of an alleged heroin addiction but ever since Adler has campaigned for a reunion and claimed his band mates turned their backs on him. But Niven reveals that in addition to his substance abuse problems he was also having problems playing the band's new tracks leaving them with no option but to show him the door. Niven explained: "I agreed with the final exasperated decision (to fire Adler), with reluctance, because once you change the structure of the molecule that is the band it can become volatile and unstable." RockAAA.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock. Preview and Purchase Guns N' Roses CDs |
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