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The gate usually is closed which is why in the majority of the times the court tried to serve the papers they had to tape them to the gate. Just on the day it was the lady's turn to try and deliver them the gate was open (see Eduardo's statement).

Not that I really care, but how the hell do you have a half-mile property like this and still allow people to "trespass"? Don't they keep the gates closed? Or shouldn't there be two gates so that even if someone somehow breaches the first one (?), they should still be stopped by the second one, i.e. not be able to get anywhere close to the residents?  I mean, close the damn gate, man, especially if you're paid for it. I don't suppose someone literally tried to climb over it, right? 

That's what I said - I never saw any security (except for the shows). That doesn't change the fact that Eduardo stated that he thought the woman was trespassing and told her to leave, and it also doesn't change the fact that, according to the court documents, staff denied that Axl is the resident of the mansion. It was quoted that Beta is the resident and what's more, that Malibu is not Axl's primary residence.  Further, it took the court several attempts by several people to deliver the papers while there's always someone at the property. The fact that his staff has to deny that Axl is resident there tells me that he doesn't want to be bothered at his home.  Which adds up with the expression/reaction he and Beta showed in the pics/video of the fans that put the footage out there.      Um, you are aware that he's a stage person? Have you seen him on stage - how he loves being a rock star on stage?     Fate did. Just like the week before when Andrei came up to our gallery during the show and thanks to a funny mixup we became acquainted over the loud music. When your first conversation with someone is a shouting match it's a very good icebreaker    It wasn't my first time with Guns either. I met Axl back in the early 90's and got to be with Slash in the MJ video. I started working in the industry myself in the 90's. However, this is taking the thread off topic again and I shared part of my story before.

I picked those guys as icons of their genre but yea, people like Rihanna, Travis Barker or Demi Lovato would probably be more relevant. Not that his songs with them lit the world on fire, and of course rock isn't the most relevant genre. But my point was he's stayed in the public eye and made himself into an identifiable brand, as much as a classic rock guitar player could.

Maybe he is the primary song writer by virtue of having been in the band longer than others? Like a volume thing. I'm sure someone on here knows the exact figures.