NIKKI SIXX's SIXX: A.M. To Guest On This Weekend's 'Headbanger's Ball'

August 14, 2007

When MÖTLEY CRÜE bassist Nikki Sixx sat down to write "The Heroin Diaries", a deluge of emotions rushed in. Nikki and the rest of his SIXX: A.M. bandmates drew on those emotions and experiences from his diary to write the soundtrack to the book. In episode three of the "Heroin Diaries Podcast" (available at this location),Nikki explains that the honesty and drug-induced warring factions that raged inside him helped to inspire all of the tracks on the album.

"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. Also check out SIXX: A.M. on "Headbanger's Ball" this Saturday, August 18 on MTV2.

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