Bret Michaels, who will embark on the “Parti-Gras” solo tour this summer, has told People magazine that POISON isn’t going anywhere.
“There’s a brotherhood there,” he said. “We’re never breaking up.”
Bret also talked about the infamous backstage fistfight between him and POISON guitarist C.C. DeVill…
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