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NIKKI SIXX: Fourth 'The Heroin Diaries' Podcast Available

August 20, 2007

MÖTLEY CRÜE bassist Nikki Sixx has posted the fourth episode in his "The Heroin Diaries" podcast series. The latest installment has Nikki talking about what addiction is really like with his fly-on-the wall perspective throughout the book.

Check out episode 4 of "The Heroin Diaries" podcast at this location.

Nikki Sixx's "The Heroin Diaries" soundtrack will be released August 21, with the book to follow on September 18.

If you can't wait for August 21 to hear Nikki and his new band SIXX: A.M., VH1.com is running a special listening party of "The Heroin Diaries" soundtrack. Go to this location to hear the album now.

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