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THere's no substitute for live instruction-DVD's and software have their place- if you really want to play, find some group lessons at a local nonprofit community music school or community college. You're much better off there than the half-hour at the superstore from the hung-over metalhead who's in between bands. The instructors at the music schools usually have degrees in the field, and the lessons are aboutthan what you'd pay at GC,and if you can demonstrate need, financial assistance is sometimes available.
The real advantage of group lessons is that since you are in with a group of students at about your ability, you can set up jam sessions outside of class. Having one or more partners can mean the difference between abandoning it after three months or taking your playing as far as you can. Remember – music is a social activity- if you're sitting alone in your room, you probably won't go very far- Good Luck!