Someone's Created A Foo Fighters Mad Libs Book...

11 April 2016, 14:57 | Updated: 11 April 2016, 14:59

Foo Fighters Mad Libs Book

Jameson Lamarca has combined his love for the band with the popular party game.

A Foo Fighters party game book is on its way. 

Foo Fighters Mad Libs - created by longtime fan Jameson Lamarca - combines stories about the band with a fill-in-the-blanks party game.

According to the Foos website, fans can: "get to know the Foo Fighters in a whole new way by filling out the blanks of the 21 original stories".

Copies can be pre-ordered from the Foos store, shop.foofighters.com, while stocks last. 

Meanwhile, Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose has thanked Dave Grohl for lending him his "rock throne" last week.

The Welcome To The Jungle singer took to Twitter, thanking the Foos frontman for his "amazing gesture" and adding it made "all the difference".

From the looks of the tweet that followed, it also seems that the nicest man in rock even attended the show himself, after asking special permission from his daughter Harper Willow.

 Rose revealed he fractured his "fifth metatarsal" on Twitter, sharing a Vimeo clip from his doctor on Twitter. 

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