Around the turn of the century, POISON frontman and one of the most iconic figures of the 1980s glam metal explosion, Bret Michaels, found himself struck with a serious case of nostalgia. On the heels of POISON’s first “Greatest Hits” compilation as well as a superb “MTV Unplugged” release, Michaels…
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