BRET MICHAELS On 'Good Day L.A.'; Video Available

July 7, 2010

POISON singer Bret Michaels was a guest on yesterday's (Tuesday, July 6) edition of "Good Day L.A.", a television talk show which airs on KTTV (Fox 11),the Fox Broadcasting Company-owned and operated station in Los Angeles, California. Watch his appearance on the program below.

After suffering a brain hemorrhage just two months ago, Michaels is staging a real comeback both health-wise and career-wise. He won the most recent season of Donald Trump's reality show, "The Celebrity Apprentice", and starred in three seasons of his own VH1 dating reality series "Rock of Love". Starting in the fall, he and his family will star in their own docu-series called "Bret Michaels: Life As I Know It", which showcases his life with his two daughters and girlfriend.

Audio samples of all 12 tracks that appear on "Custom Built", Bret Michaels' new solo album, are available for streaming on Amazon.com. The CD was release on July 6 via Poor Boy.

"Custom Built" track listing:

01. Riding Against The Wind
02. Lie To Me
03. Nothing To Lose (featuring Miley Cyrus)
04. Wasted Time
05. What I Got
06. Every Rose Has Its Thorn (country version feat. Brad Arnold of 3 DOORS DOWN, Chris Cagle, Mark Wills)
07. Go That Far (club mix by Jason Miller of GODHEAD)
08. Driven (rock mix)
09. Open Road
10. Rock N My Country
11. Nothing To Lose (Bret-only demo)
12. I'd Die For You

In a recent interview with PopEater.com, Michaels stated about the CD, "For me, there's so many different songs I want people to hear ... I'm excited about the rootsy version of 'Every Rose Has Its Thorn', the new stuff. The theme song to my show is called 'Riding Against the Wind' ... and a cover of SUBLIME's 'What I Got'. That's one of my favorite songs; it just puts me in a great mood. I love hearing that song, so I busted it out live, and I thought I did a really respectful version of it. I wanted to keep some of what the song is, but I added some of my own lyrics and a cool breakdown to it. We played it live and it went over insane. It's been one of my favorite songs since the early '90s."

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