NIKKI SIXX Talks About About Being Declared Dead After One Of His Six Drug Overdoses (Video)

May 10, 2011

MTLEY CRE/SIXX: A.M. bassist Nikki Sixx will appear on tonight's (Tuesday, May 10) edition of "The Joy Behar Show" on the HLN network. A sneak peek at the interview can be viewed below. In this clip, Sixx talks about being declared dead after one of his six drug overdoses.

"The Joy Behar Show" showcases Behar's personal take on the day's news, offering viewers a full hour of Joy's passionate point of view, sharp wit and no-nonsense approach on issues.

"The Joy Behar Show" airs on HLN at 10 p.m. (ET/PT) weeknights.

Sixx wrapped up his 11-city CD/book signing tour on Saturday, May 7 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada's Chapters John St. The line began the previous evening and continued for hours. "Pretty much mind-blowing," said Sixx.

"It was an awesome celebration of a legend," stated Jeremy Cammy, Director, National Events, Indigo Books & Music Inc. "Close to a thousand dedicated fans, some camping out from the night before, came out to meet Nikki."

Nikki is promoting his new book, "This Is Gonna Hurt: Music, Photography And Life Through The Distorted Lens Of Nikki Sixx", and 11-track companion album by SIXX: A.M., also entitled "This Is Gonna Hurt".

SIXX: A.M.'s "This Is Gonna Hurt" is likely to sell between 25,000 and 30,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release, according to industry web site Hits Daily Double. The estimate was based on one-day sales reports compiled after the record arrived in stores on May 3.

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