"I always support whatever group I'm playing with � I'll never say anything bad about them while I'm in it. But f**kin Velvet Revolver � that was the toughest five years, dealing with that band, just because of the obvious [Weiland] and really, really bad management. Joke management for the entire time.
"For some reason in that entire five years I could never be happy. I could never get comfortable and happy with it because it was such a f**king mess. That last tour in the UK was the first time I ever had any fun in that band � because I knew that Scott was leaving and it was a huge relief."
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