Glam rock veterans Poison have checked in with the following update:

"We love our loyal fans and wanted to take the time to say thank you for coming to support us on tour this year! We had the best time and loved seeing you all again. In celebration of the tour, we asked fans to send in their Nothin' But A Good Time photos, and vote on their favorites to make it into our video. The top 100 fan-voted photos were included here - plus 3 bonus photos! It was truly Nothin' But A Good Time."

While the original four members of Poison reunited and wrapped up a North American tour with Def Leppard and Tesla, inter-band relationships wern't always so affable. When frontman Bret Michaels started going on the road with a different backing band and playing Poison's songs, it upset the rest of the guys. "Yeah, if I'm being honest," says bassist Bobby Dall in an extensive new interview with Erik Hedegaard of Rolling Stone. "I think it'd bother anybody. And if anybody in the band tells you otherwise, I'd think they're lying."

Guitarist C.C. DeVille admits, "I would like to be out there as well, but, no, it does not piss me off. Bret just loves to work. He likes to have ten things going at once." For his part, Michaels says, "There's no malicious reason I do it. It's just in addition to what I do with Poison." How long Poison continue to tour, however, may be in some kind of doubt. "If it takes me four years to get Bret to agree to play a tour," says Dall, "you never know if there's going to be another one. It's gotten so hard to just get it done."

To read the interview in its entirety, click here.