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BRET MICHAELS: CHARLIE SHEEN Is 'A Really Great Guy'

March 3, 2011

According to TVSquad.com, POISON singer Bret Michaels expressed concern for his good buddy and sometimes partner in mayhem Charlie Sheen during an appearance on last night's (Wednesday, March 2) episode of "Piers Morgan Tonight" on CNN.

"I'm going to say this, and I'm not being politically correct," Michaels responded when Morgan asked what he makes of the current Charlie Sheen situation. "The Charlie that I know ... he's a really great guy, and openly admits he fights demons, right?" Michaels continued. "And the same drive that makes a person like myself or Charlie go out there and be nothing but great with the public, nothing but great with acting, is the same drive that can make you crazy."

Watch a short video clip of Michaels talking about Sheen during last night's "Piers Morgan Tonight" below.

Bret and Sheen had a film production company which produced Showcase Entertainment's feature "A Letter From Death Row" as well as Miramax/Dimension Films' "No Code Of Conduct", which Michaels wrote, directed and starred in. They also produced the feature film "Free Money", starring Marlon Brando and Mira Sorvino.

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