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Frank Ferrer is an American rock drummer and session musician. In October 2006, Ferrer became an official member of the American hard rock band Guns N' Roses after serving as the band's emergency substitute drummer for Bryan Mantia on several occasions during the band's summer 2006 European tour. Ferrer is also a member of The Psychedelic Furs, as well as, a former member of Love Spit Love. He has recorded and worked with several high profile musicians including The Beautiful, Robi Draco Rosa, and Sarah Clifford. In March 2007, Ferrer was confirmed to be the only drummer in Guns N' Roses by Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, meaning that drummer Bryan Mantia has left the band.

Contents 1 Selective discography 2 Tours 3 Live sessions 4 Endorsements 5 Reference

• The Beautiful EP (Giant/Warner Bros.) Sept.1990
• The Beautiful, Storybook (Giant/Warner Bros.) March 1992
• Love Spit Love (Imago/BMG) Sept.1994
• The The, Naked Self (Interscope) Feb.2000
• Please, "Here It Comes Again" from Empire Records Soundtrack 1995
• Love Spit Love, "How Soon Is Now" from The Craft Soundtrack 1996
• Rebecca Blasband (Mercury) March 1997
• Love Spit Love, Trysome Eatone (Maverick/Warner Bros.) Sept.1997
• Honky Toast, Whatcha Gonna Do Honky? (550/Epic) March 1999
• Robi "Draco" Rosa, Libertad Del Alma (Sony Discos) Sept. 2001
• Gordon Gano, Hitting The Ground (Instinct) Sept. 2001
• Robi "Draco" Rosa, MAD LOVE (Columbia) April 2004
• Jive Jones (EMI) Jan. 2004
• Cantinero (Artemis) June 2004
• Sarah Clifford (Universal Europe) scheduled release mid-2006
• Gordon Gano/Ryan Bros. recorded Jan. 2006

• The Beautiful USA
• Love Spit Love USA/EUROPE
• Rebecca Blasband USA
• Robi"Draco"Rosa Latin America/Puerto Rico/USA
• Doro Pesch Germany
• Psychedelic Furs USA/Canada/UK
• Gordon Gano USA
• Guns N' Roses Europe/UK (Subbing for Bryan "Brain" Mantia)
• Guns N' Roses North America (as official touring member)

• Tool – August 15, 2002 – Continental Arena, NJ. Second drummer on a song called "Triad".
• Wyclef Jean – Reggae Sunsplash 1999
• Tommy Stinson (Guns N' Roses/Replacements) – Series of shows in 2004 featuring Richard Fortus (Guns N' Roses)
• Frank Black/Gordon Gano – October 11, 2003 Troubadour, LA
• Thunderchucker Records – inception October 2004 New York, NY
• Perry Farrell - live show at HIRO , NYC fashion week 2005

• GMS Drums
• Vic Firth drumsticks

• Discogs.com

Preceded by Josh Freese

Guns N' Roses Drummer 2006 – present

Incumbent

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Axl Rose • Dizzy Reed • Robin Finck • Tommy Stinson • Chris Pitman • Bryan Mantia • Richard Fortus • Bumblefoot • Frank Ferrer Ole Beich • Rob Gardner • Tracii Guns • Steven Adler • Izzy Stradlin • Gilby Clarke • Slash • Matt Sorum • Duff McKagan • Josh Freese • Paul Tobias • Buckethead Discography Albums: Live ?!*@ Like a Suicide • Appetite for Destruction • G N' R Lies • Use Your Illusion I • Use Your Illusion II • The Spaghetti Incident? • Use Your Illusion • Live Era: '87-'93 • Greatest Hits • Chinese Democracy Related articles Use Your Illusion Tour • Chinese Democracy Tour • Adler's Appetite • Neurotic Outsiders • Slash's Snakepit • Velvet Revolver • UZI Suicide