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Lacey Conner is still alive and fighting on Rock of Love Girls: Charm School.

The former Bret Michaels suitors spoke with BuddyTV about life on a ridiculous VH1 reality show. Here are a couple highlights from the interview:

What was it that made you decide to join Rock of Love Girls: Charm School?
Honestly, Sharon is the whole reason I decided to join. When the producers came to me about doing the show, they told me what the show was going to be about and all of that, I was just like, “Oh, I don't know.” I wasn't really feeling it. But then they told me that Sharon Osbourne was going to be the head dean, and I'm a huge Ozzy fan and Sharon fan, so I was like, “Yeah, absolutely, count me in.” So that was pretty much the reason I did it, because of her.

Lacey Conner likes to play the villain.

Is your strategy to play the villain?
It was kind of funny because I found that being the villain and kind of messing with people is a really good strategy as far as looking at it from the point of view that it's a competition. So from that perspective, it's competition and you're trying to knock these girls out, so using that strategy of kind of messing with their heads and pissing them off, it works really well, it's very effective. It kind of throws them off track and it takes away their focus, and they start focusing on me rather than what their goal is, and so it is a very good strategy.

We're mere days away from the premiere of Rock of Love Girls: Charm School. Try to contain your excitement, as we prepare readers for the event with a few words from a trio of the show's stars.

What do Megan, Brandi C., and Lacey have to say about their latest foray into reality TV humiliation?

Megan Hauserman: Out of all the girls, who needs Charm School the most?
I think the girl who needs it the most is going to get the least out of it, and that’s Heather. She’s, like, been garbage her whole life and I feel like if nothing has clicked by now, when she’s pushing 40, she’s just a waste of space.

Brandi Cunningham: How do you feel about going to Charm School?
My friend’s there, I love Megan, and I think that everyone is stupid. I’ve gone through the people in my head and they’re just filler. They’re like children. They need daycare. They need to be put in a playpen and just leave me alone.

Lacey Conner: Is there anyone you’re not looking forward to dealing with?
I’m not sure how it’s gonna go down with Heather. We were friends for a long time, but she’s kinda done some crappy things to me and said some crappy things. Also, she hates my really good friend, Brandi C. I don’t know how that’s gonna fly.

Cindy Steedle, Lacey Connor (pictured), and Heather Chadwell - contestants on the first season of Rock of Love with Bret Michaels - are set to make an appearance for the upcoming season, which premieres on Sunday, January 13.

The roles of these scorned women is unknown right now. Guess you'll need to tune in to find out.

Lacey Conner has turned her villainous role on Rock of Love into a decent music career.

In fact, a song by the punk rocker appeared in a recent movie, one directed by Oliver Stone. She recently wrote about it on her blog:

"Some of you have been hearing about my pop music project that I've been working on, simply called ‘Lacey Conner'. YES...I like pop music too. NO...that doesn't meaning I'm selling out, you f***s. I genuinely like pop music a lot!...Yes, I can be dark and aggressive (musically speaking), and yes I can be fun and poppy too...

My song "This Thing Called Love" that was written for my pop music project is featured in a MAJOR MOTION PICTURE that is directed by OLIVER STONE!...The film is called "Reservation Road" and features Joaquin Phoenix and Jennifer Connelly."

With Rock of Love behind her, Lacey Conner recently sat down with BuddyTV for an interview. Here are a couple excerpts:

What have you been up to since the show set out?
Oh my God, it's been really crazy. For starters, I actually just got signed to an agency called: APA. They are the same agency that represents Brett Michaels so I know they're going to be putting me to work. I'm going to be doing some more stuff with VH1.

I'm going to be doing an internet hosting gig for Dean Guitars at the NAMM convention. And I'm doing more music stuff, and I started this dog rescue thing. So I've got a lot of stuff going on. I've got a full plate. Haha.

Is there any other discussion or talk about maybe you starring in sort of your own dating show?
You know, I really wish I could answer that question but we've kind of got to keep it on the down-low right now. Everything's going to be a surprise. So, I can't answer specifically ... but I can tell you I am going to be seen on VH1 in the future and it's going to be fun. It's going to be pretty crazy. I know that's not exactly the answer you wanted to hear, but it's the best I could do for right now.

Click here to read the full interview.

While Jes Rickleff is receiving most of the headlines from Rock of Love, Lacey Conner is looking to change that.

She says there are countless fans "begging" to hear more from her and her band, Nocturne. The vocalists states she's receiving numerous requests to make the song"Shallow" available on her MySpace page.

Consider it done, fans! Lacey has posted the song on her personal page, while also making it available on Nocturne's MySpace Music page. You can also now purchase it on CD, as well.

Overall, while many other Rock of Love girls didn't seem to care for Conner's music, a fan base has grown. For example, the following review was posted on Lacey's website:

"Lacey Conner's live performance is a theatrical tempest of feminine seduction. She combines erotic choreography with entrancing vocals. The atmosphere Conner creates is lush, sensual and unforgettable."

Nocturne had appeared to be on hiatus for a while, but the exposure from the reality TV series means the group is "slowly creeping back out into the world, and we have two big shows coming up in Hollywood, California," says the lead singer.

One is a Halloween show at the Key Club; the other is in November at the Whisky a Go Go. For now, the band is booked only in the Sunshine State.

"Sorry," says Lacey, "no tours are scheduled, or being planned, at this time. So you're all just gonna have to come out to sunny California!"