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MÖTLEY CRÜE's VINCE NEIL Releases Sexiest Strippers On DVD

February 17, 2005

MÖTLEY CRÜE frontman Vince Neil brings together the hottest girls and sexiest exotic dancers in the world to the privacy of your own home with the release of his "Girls Girls Girls Volume I" DVD, featuring the first of a series of titillating searches for the "Sexiest Stripper in the World."

Vince Neil may have recently tied the knot, but from the looks of it, his wild world filled with "Girls Girls Girls" is far from over. Shot on location in Las Vegas, the stripper capital of the world, this highly publicized annual sexy dance contest captured on video as "Girls Girls Girls Volume I", showcases the finest exotic dancers as they compete in categories such as "best striptease" and "best lap dance" for the title of "Sexiest Stripper" and a $25,000 cash prize.

Hosted by Vince Neil and his gorgeous co-host Tiffany Granath of Playboy's "Night Calls", "Girls Girls Girls" has gained a reputation as being the "American Idol for Strippers", thanks in part to the panel of celebrity judges: George Maloof, owner of the Palms Casino and Resort, Marques Anderson of the Green Bay Packers, and the beautiful Julie McCullough, Playboy playmate and actress.

Bright lights, big celebrities, sexy girls, screaming fans, and dirty dancing make "Girls Girls Girls Volume I" the next best thing to sitting on stage receiving a surprise lap dance!

This DVD is the first project from Vince Neil's "Girls Girls Girls" line. There are plans for a second "Sexiest Stripper" Contest, which will be available as "Girls Girls Girls Volume II", as well as several spin-off projects in development, geared toward the "upscale burlesque" market (think "Pussycat Dolls" with a dynamic rock and roll edge).

The video can be ordered in both DVD and VHS format directly from the website, www.girlsgirlsgirls.tv for $19.95, not including shipping and handling.

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