When the AFD show announced that Chip Z'Nuff would be our next guest, listener of the show & Netherlands native Remco Ver submitted questions to be asked. However Brando took it one step further, asking him to be our special co-host for this episode.

So Brando & Remco welcome Chip Z'Nuff from Enuff Z'Nuff to the show. Chip calls in from his studio in Chicago, first reminiscing of his baseball history and local radio. He takes us through the early days of Enuff Z'Nuff, but things really get going once Guns N' Roses is brought up. Chip was an original member of Adler's Appetite and his solo record features both Steven Adler and Slash. Steven and Chip have a special friendship, so when asked about his feelings about Jamie Adler's recent comments, Steven's health, and GNR as a whole, he did not hold back.

Chip Z'Nuff is a great storyteller and an extremely positive person, making this episode a fun and informative listen. With Enuff Z'Nuff set to release a new record, Chip is fired up and ready to rock. Please follow/subscribe/leave a review!

A magnitude 5.3 earthquake could not stop our guest on episode 56, legendary guitarist Ernie C from the iconic metal band Body Count,

Before Ernie calls in from Los Angeles, Brando is joined by special co-host, Katherine Turman. Katherine was not only our guest on Ep. 21, the radio producer of "Nights with Alice Cooper," co-author of "Louder Than Hell: The Definitive Oral History of Metal," but also has been friends with Ernie C for decades....

Ernie takes us all on his journey as an only child in Detroit, then moving to LA where he was immediately recruited for a gang but was able to avoid trouble the best way he knew how...the guitar. We hear about how he met Ice-T and the infamous Guns N' Roses/Metallica/Body Count shows in which Metallica asked BC be dropped from the shows because of the "Cop Killer" controversy. How does Ernie feel all these years later? Also we discuss race, his friendship with Duff McKagan, the FIRST Lollapalooza, and so much more!

Ernie is a charming and funny guy, and this is a can't-miss episode for every metal and Guns N' Roses fan. Please follow/subscribe/leave a review!

The 55th episode of The AFD Show features our second guest from Duff McKagan's Loaded, bassist Jeff Rouse.

Before we get to Jeff, Brando is joined by avid listener of the show and huge Loaded fan, Ray from Scotland. Ray is welcomed on to ask Jeff his own fan questions and to read questions from you, our other listeners. In addition Brando and Ray take part in "Shotgun News," in which they break down the recent Facebook post from Steven Adler's brother, Jamie. There still seems to be hard feelings between Steven and Guns N' Roses, at least according to his brother...

Then the guys welcome Jeff Rouse. Jeff first takes us through his childhood just outside of Seattle, seeing bands like Alice in Chains and Mother Love Bone in their heyday. Then we find out how he met bandmate Mike Squires and how they would eventually form a band with Duff McKagan. We not only get updates on the status of Loaded, but Jeff shares a sample of new music from his upcoming solo EP, The Gemini. Also stories of Chris Jericho, Tommy Stinson, and so much more!

We also debut our new intro music written by none other than Mike Squires. Please follow/subscribe/leave us a review on iTunes, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, SoundCloud, or Stitcher!

"I sing one, then you sing one, and we got Tracy and Roberta here to help you..." Axl Rose famously says during Knockin' on Heaven's Door on the Live Era '87–'93 live album. Roberta being Roberta Freeman, our guest on Episode 54.

Roberta's path started as a teased little kid from New York City, which only motivated her to have one of the most accomplished careers as a touring singer. Pink Floyd, Elton John, BB King, and of course Guns N' Roses are just a few of the A-list names on her resume. She takes us through her journey, including the famous Use Your Illusion tour and the November Rain video shoot.

Roberta has fought for everything she's earned and remains one of the most sought after talents in the industry. This is a can't-miss conversation for every single Guns N' Roses fan and for all women who have had to fight for respect. She's currently on tour with Brit Floyd, working on her 7th album with Gilby Clarke, and so so much more. Please follow/subscribe/leave a review!

The world of comedy and rock n' roll often mix, and legendary comedian Jim Florentine is a perfect example. The former "That Metal Show" host joins episode 53 of the AFD Show to talk how metal shaped his career and his new book, "Everybody Is Awful: (Except You!)"

Jim gives us the do's & don'ts of social media and concert goers. We also discuss the potential of the return of That Metal Show. including the real story behind his famous Axl Rose interview. Also discussing his feelings on Axl/DC, Jim gives us a great perspective on the famous GNR Ritz show and the Paradise City video, both of which he was at!

Also featured on this episode is special co-host, NYC comedian Joe Pontillo. 2 comedians and a wannabe comedian (Brando) talking GNR? This is a can't miss episode!

Joining Brando IN-STUDIO is Mike Squires, most recognized as the guitarist for Duff McKagan's Loaded.

While we learn if there will be more Loaded music and how he met Duff, the guys discuss a lot! From KISS to Louis CK to hair transplants, this 2 hour conversation covers all. We even learn how Squires almost screwed up Gilby Clarke at the RRHOF induction. Squires also answers YOUR questions!

Episode 52 is a fun one! Please follow/subscribe/leave a review!

Making his 2nd appearance on the AFD Show is Alex Grossi, guitarist for Quiet Riot and Hookers N' Blow (along w/ Guns N' Roses' Dizzy Reed).

Alex is back to update us on the latest tour dates with Hookers N' Blow, contributions to the new Dizzy Reed solo album, his cell phone "controversy," Adler's Appetite, and possibly buying a DeLorean. This, and so much more!

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Joining Brando as special co-host for episode 49 is Sir Kev from Ireland. Kev shared his GNR story on Ep. 27 as our first “fan obsession” interview. Kev and Brando first discuss the chat with Alan Niven from the last episode, which has since gone viral with the news of Izzy Stradlin showing up at a GNR sound check during the Not In This Lifetime tour.

After “Shotgun News,” the boys are joined by legendary drummer, Steve Gorman. Most famously from the Black Crowes, now currently with Trigger Hippy and a radio host for Fox Sports. Steve takes us through his journey into radio and how the Black Crowes came to be. Most interesting for GNR fans, we learn about Steve’s time with Slash, and how their “band” would go on to be Velvet Revolver. Steve also gets candid on his thoughts on a possible Crowes reunion, feelings on GNR, and his upcoming book!

All this and so much more! Please follow/subscribe/leave a review!

We welcome in Alan Niven, the first official manager of Guns N' Roses. Alan doesn't hold back; from his first impressions of GNR, to the eventual change in management, to specific tours (Rolling Stones/Iron Maiden), to his relationship with Izzy Stradln, to Axl/DC, to KISS, to mental health, and even hockey! This is a must-listen for all GNR fans as you may find out things you didn't know before. Alan also answers YOUR submitted questions.

Plus as a bonus, at the end of the episode Alan shares new music with us from the band Razor - “It's a Motherf**ker” ...a new band he manages. razerband.com

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Back in episode 27, we did our first "fan spotlight" interview with Kevin from Ireland. Learning about his life and why Guns N' Roses is a crucial part. GNR plays a role in so many lives, and there are so many untold stories to be heard...from you, the fans.

Now 20 episodes later, our 2nd GNR fan interview is with Tomislav Versic from Croatia. Tomislav is a 49-yr-old married man with a son and a happy life. However, there was a time he had to blast Appetite for Destruction in his cassette player to distract from exploding grenades while he fought for his life in the Yugoslavian war. That is only part of his story.

Tomislav and Brando give "Shotgun News," talk Dizzy Reed's debut solo record, and touch on some important issues. This episode is dedicated to all whole lost their lives and are affected the events in Broward County, Florida. Including Scott Beigel, a high school classmate of Brando, a heroic teacher who lost his life saving children.