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Do You Want To Sleep In BRET MICHAELS' Bed?

December 3, 2008

POISON singer Bret Michaels' bed frame — as seen on MTV's "Cribs" program — is up for auction at his official web site. Linens, pillows and mattress are not included.

For more information, or to bid, go to this location.

Michaels was featured on MTV's "Cribs" twice — in a 2001 episode showing his 10-acre Los Angeles ranch, and again in January 2008 where he showcased his Arizona abode.

The Arizona property, which boasts 10 acres, features a motor cross track, guest quarters, stunning city views and a main hallway long enough for the singer to ride his custom American IronHorse chopper in the house.

Michaels' Los Angeles ranch was featured in MTV's book "MTV's Cribs, A Guided Tour Inside The Homes Of Your Favorite Stars".

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