Former Motley Crue front man Vince Neil followed, running through a combined set of Crue tunes and a few tunes from his own solo stuff. Opening with "Live Wire" and continuing with hits like "Too Young to Fall in Love", "Girls, Girls, Girls" and others, they played with all the energy and enthusiasm you would expect. When performing a little known song from his solo effort Vince commented how SoCal crowds are always the best.

Poison in all its glam rock glory (less the make-up) hit the stage with Bret Michaels and company putting on quite the exciting show. Lead guitarist CC. Deville was on fire tonight with smoking leads, bassist Bobby Dahl and drummer Rikki Rockett were in top form, supplying a pounding bottom-end. Lead singer Bret Michaels kept working the crowd, keeping the many lovely ladies in attendance happy. Hits played tonight included "She Bops", "Ride the Wind", "Look What the Cat Dragged In" and of course they had to play "Every Rose Has It's Thorn". I was not all that familiar with the bands material but found it to be very fun and exciting "heavy pop rock". Friends tell me that there is a surge in the popularity of this form of music and judging from the sold out crowd, I would have to agree. I expected a little older fan base to be in attendance and was surprised at the wide cross section of people in attendance, which shows the wide appeal of Poison's material. With music this upbeat and fun, everybody had a good time, which is what it's all about.