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MÖTLEY CRÜE's Zippers Are At 'Half Mast' Following Strip Club Fire

December 5, 2008

According to the Los Angeles Times, faulty electric wiring seems to have been the source of the fire that burned on Wednesday (December 3) through the roof of The Body Shop, a landmark Sunset Boulevard strip club best known as the location for the video of MÖTLEY CRÜE's hit "Girls, Girls, Girls" (see below).

Upon hearing this, CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee e-mailed his band mates, "Let's put our zippers at half mast!"

The Body Shop, billing itself as the longest-running strip club in Los Angeles, is one of several clubs mentioned in "Girls, Girls, Girls", the 1980s MÖTLEY CRÜE anthem to the strip clubs of America.

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