Jon Bon Jovi Sex Photo, Bon Jovi Tell All Released!

Do you remember what you were doing in 1986? How could Jon Bon Jovi forget while a topless pile of females engulfed the now Hall of Fame rocker. A shocking sneak peek tell all memoir called "Sex, Drugs and Bon Jovi" written by tour manager Richard Bozzett shares raunchy perks behind the Jersey rockers for everyone to be thoroughly entertained via classic hard core memories and photos.

Many already figured out how the band could have come up with their 1986 album title Slippery When Wet. And for those who may still be guessing perhaps TMZ's release of Jon's sex photo can assist. In the photo Jon is the centerpiece while a girl for each of Jon's ears, another nibbling on his chest and the last, well, let's just say she's heading southbound through the traffic. Meanwhile, a glass sits upon the table at what appears to be full.

It's obvious, eventually Jon's squeeky clean image wasn't going to last forever. Being from Jersey listening to those who claimed he could never get down and dirty - it's an inside Jersey joke - feed the vulnerable. Like selling ice to the Eskimos.

The recently released book may prove through Jon Bon Jovi's sex photo that he was as human as a rock star's flesh loving hot chick bra tosser could be. Not the thing a rocker would frown upon. But, what recent rumor has Jon frowned upon?

Even though Jon Bon Jovi's rep denies the NY Post story over Jon putting up a fit over failing to make the Forbes magazine celebrity list, leave it to the latest book release to cause a bad Bon Jovi hair day. And the hairy details are surfacing.

According to the NY Post Jon asked Rich Bozzett to destroy the negatives in the past since they could create a "negative" image. But Bozzett kept them locked away, until now.

It's well noted that Jon was not married during the mid-80s. Therefore, one cannot accuse the rocker of giving love a bad name. The one particular skin shot was taken during Bon Jovi's 7800 Fahrenheit tour, years before even getting married and having children.

Bon Jovi's 120 million plus in record sales deems that the band has lived a profitable life with a successful amount of followers and fans. But will the latest book release push the fan away? Actually, it's rock and roll, sex photos happen - even if the sex is merely the act of position rather than the act itself. It was a photoshoot, planned accordingly.

Chances are better that people will high five Bon Jovi for living the life that most rockers-to-be only dream of in the same way Mark Walhberg's character, Chris Cole, experiences in Rock Star.

Perhaps Bozzett is living on a prayer of dividends, in book sales. As for Jon, he's most likely remembering the day when he got the chance to be the ham in a club sandwich - but then again, he was always the ham.

You can find a copy of "Sex, Drugs and Bon Jovi" through Atlas Books for a smooth $24.95.

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TMZ.com
NY Post
Atlas Books
(accessed July 26, 2010)