Frank Ferrer Opens Up About Axl Rose After GNR Exit

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In a recent interview, former Guns N’ Roses drummer Frank Ferrer shared his candid thoughts about Axl Rose, a year after his departure from the iconic rock band. Ferrer, who joined GNR in 2006, reflected on his nearly two-decade tenure, which included the much-anticipated return of Duff McKagan and Slash.

During his chat with Rolling Stone, Ferrer emphasized that his exit from the band was amicable, stating, “There was nothing dramatic… no animosity.” He expressed gratitude for the time he spent with GNR and the love he received from fans, acknowledging the band’s passionate following.

Ferrer also took the opportunity to dispel some myths about Axl Rose, describing him as “super nice and friendly,” contrary to the intimidating persona many perceive. He highlighted Rose’s work ethic and dedication, noting how the frontman consistently pushed the band to deliver outstanding performances.

As Ferrer looks back on his time with Guns N’ Roses, he remains optimistic about the future, hinting that he and Axl may reconnect down the line. “I’m sure we’ll get together. I think it was just, things change. Nothing stays the same,” he remarked.

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