The former Guns N' Roses star was recently involved in an investigation following a Velvet Revolver show in Wales recently after lighting a cigarette onstage.
The whole of the U.K. is now covered by a smoking ban in places of work after a new law came into force in England yesterday (July 1).
Speaking to NME.com, Slash said, said: "It's what I do--unless I giving up smoking altogether, which I don't see happening. I'll probably just take my chances, pay the 50 pounds, and smoke to my heart's content. I can't imagine being up there and playing for 90 minutes and not having a fag."
For more on Velvet Revolver, check out their NME.com page.
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