Slash, who recently told an Australian radio station that as a kid he had walked in on his mother and David Bowie in a compromising position, now says that he is embarrassed of the attention the remark received.
"That was a very casual conversation with somebody on the phone in Australia that I had no idea was going to get blown up. It became this big headline and it was very awkward. I'm embarrassed because I'm sure David didn't appreciate it. And my mum, rest in peace, probably wouldn't have dug it either," the former Guns N' Roses axeman said.
"All it was, they dated for a while, which is common knowledge. All I said was, there was one occasion where I happened to walk into the bedroom when they weren't fully dressed. That was it - it wasn't anything more lewd than that. End of story."
Slash with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators pick up their support tour for Apocalyptic Love in October.
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