Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned…by Axl Rose

Before Axl Rose struck it rich, he fell in love with a young named Erin Everly.  After a tumultuous four year courtship, the couple married in 1990.  Sadly, their marriage didn't last long.  They separated a month later and the union was eventually annulled after only seven months.  Now, Axl's ex is auctioning off some interesting souvenirs she collected during their whirlwind relationship.

Among the items up for bidding in the Erin Everly collection:  a domestic abuse report from the Los Angeles Police Department, their marriage certificate, videos of their wedding, and nasty handwritten break up letters from Axl.  The auction will also include the leather pants and shirt Rose wore in the (in)famous "Welcome to the Jungle" video.

Everly was no stranger to the music business.  Her father Don Everly was part of the famous "Everly Brothers".  She holds the unique distinction of being the only woman whose father and ex-husband are both enshrined in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.  She was also, reportedly, the muse for the classic GnR songs "Sweet Child O' Mine" and "One in a Million" and "Don't Cry".