Maybe this is part of an intentional push to get their brand out there so they can be seen as the professional management group that they are.

It's a call to any bands out there, if they want a management team that will clean their house, then subsequently move their whole family in with you, then get on board.  They specialise in a number of crucial areas:

Relationship Management - they will assist you with ostrasizing your fellow band mates, friends & anybody else of note in the music industry.

Digital Media - family members will happily leak your music online.

Web Presence - they will maintain an online profile for you by personally abusing fans on message boards. 

Back Catalogue Management - they will ensure that any previous band members don't make a cracker more than they should out of your previous bodies of work.  They will be unwavering in this pursuit despite any pressure placed on them by misguided fans that simply crave more of what they love.

New Music Development - this is really their speciality.  They will assist you in getting your music to the massess.  Quality product on a consistent basis.

Publicity - hard hitting interviews organised with some of the toughest music journalists going around.

Marketing & Album Release Strategies -  State of the art website, music videos, proof reading and quality control of artwork, bonus issues, live DVD's/Blu Rays, demos, bonus tracks.  You name it they do it.

Knowledge Management - they will keep you functioning like a normal band.  Fans, promoters & the record label will always know WTF is going on.

Can Do Attitude - "No" is a word you will never hear said to you.

Flitering - they will make sure only important information flows through to you.  Facts, reality and truth are unimportant in this process. 

Time Management - lol

Many other services too numerous to list.  So sign up for your newsletter now.  There will probably only be one of them so make sure you don't miss it.

Maybe they are hoping to pick up some other bands to manage.  I don't like their chances.

Yeah I thought that too, ignoring the Axl comment, Sheen actually didn't say all that much about Slash, he said more about himself.

He just seems to give me the impression in interviews post HOF that he has finally put that part of his life plus any chance of a reunion behind him. He doesn't even wanna waste any more time even talking about Axl and all that shit anymore.

Prior to HOF maye there was a very small glmmer of hope that they could at least use it as a time to put the knives away for good and be gracious and act like grown ups. Maybe Slash's standpoint even started changing before then with shit like the cancer comment happening etc etc. with HOF being the cherry on top.

As for Slash's book I recall hearing around the time it came out that the first daft was actually harsher on Axl but Slash ended up toning it down somewhat in the final version.

I hear what you and PPP say too, Slash has skeletons like the Todd Crew thing plus plenty of others I'm sure that he would prefer remained in the closet.

What is wrong with people expecting that he can give everyone who asks for it a meet up or chat or whatever.  It's not fucken possible.  The guy is way more interactive and fan friendly than anyone else in the band, or any other musician that I know as it is.