Earlier this year, Guns n' Roses, the rock band behind the popular songs, "November Rain," "Patience" and "Sweet Child of Mine" is reported to have a concert tour.

Unfortunately, this appeared to be just a hoax circulating around the internet. Former band member and guitar legend, Saul Hudson or better known as Slash said in an interview with the Ottawa Citizen, "I have a lot less distractions - a lot less, unnecessary distractions - in the situation that I am in now. What I intended to do from the get go, was never really that complicated. But success and money and all that kind of stuff, it just makes life complicated." This statement gave people the idea that Slash was referring to the break-up of the band years ago.

When people think of Slash, they can't help but still relate him to one of the greatest rock bands of the 80s. With this, Slash said, "Really, the only people that obsess about Guns n' Roses is media. I think it's just lack of imagination. I'm an in-the-moment person. I don't look too far in the future and i definitely don't draw on the past stuff. Whatever it is that you're doing right this second, just to that and do the best you can at it. And just keep pushing forward, always forward."

Right now, Slash wants to focus on the music. The Ottawa Citizen look at Slash's rock history, "He's been called a rock and roll purist, perhaps a euphemism for an aging axeman's place in a shifting music landscape. But Slash grew up in this industry. His mother was a costume designer who worked with John Lennon and others and who was involved with David Bowie for a time after separating from Slash's father, according to the guitarist's autobiography. His father, who loved music, would eventually design album cover art. A young Slash got to see a side of the industry most kids never do."

Guns n' Roses fans as well as the new generations are still hopeful to see Slash and the rest of the band performs together.