This article explores the early life of Saul Hudson, known as Slash, when he was 18 years old living in Los Angeles in 1983.At this time, he was deeply involved in the local rock scene, having transitioned from BMX biking to serious guitar practice.Slash formed a band called Road Crew with Steven Adler and Duff McKagan, inspired by Motörhead's 'We Are The Road Crew.' Though the band struggled to find a singer and eventually disbanded, it laid the foundation for future collaborations.Notably, the main riff for Guns N’ Roses' 'Rocket Queen' was reportedly written during this period.Slash practiced up to 12 hours daily, influenced by bands like Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith, and played instruments such as a B.C.Rich electric guitar and a handmade Les Paul copy.His later work with Hollywood Rose, featuring Axl Rose, marked a precursor to Guns N’ Roses, with many songs later adapted by the band.The article highlights his dedication to music and early career milestones.