"It's going good," Vince said. "I followed all of my partner's instructions while on the cruise. Now

Vince Neil tells Robin Leach of www.lasvegassun.com that he'd learned for the first time about the proposed Bret Michael's Poison 25th anniversary tour with Motley Crue's 30th anniversary tour next year by reading Robin' tweet yesterday. "That was the first I'd heard of it," Vince said.
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"My focus for the next six weeks is on Skating With the Stars. I think you're going to be very surprised and a little amazed at what we'll be doing on the ice. I'm ready for the action and up to the challenge."
"Victory!" exclaimed an ecstatic Vince this morning. "The new owners sent my attorneys a letter saying they will stop using the Feelgood's logo and also remove all likenesses of me from their property. They will reopen the space with a different name. I can now look for space here in Las Vegas to open my own Feelgood's, but first I have to open the new one in Los Angeles."
Vince returned late Sunday from a ShipRocked cruise to the Bahamas, and he used his time onboard to work out for his debut performance next Monday on ABC's new Skating With the Stars. Vince and his partner Jennifer Wester flew from Las Vegas this morning to L.A. for more rehearsals and promotional TV spots.
"It's going good," Vince said. "I followed all of my partner's instructions while on the cruise. Now I'm picking up the pace with additional rehearsal time on the ice to make up for being away for four days in Florida and the Bahamas. We'll be ready for Monday night's 2-hour premiere."