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While things seemed to be going great, I decided to head back to Dallas for a bit. But I just couldn't get California out of my head, and after six months of being back in the Big D, I decided to move to the West Coast for good. Upon my arrival in LA, I received a phone call from friend and photographer Andy Perleman. He asked if I would be interested in auditioning for a print campaign for St. Pauli Girl. I said, "Sure!" I absolutely didn't think that I had a chance, but went ahead anyway. Shortly after the test, I received a call, and you guessed it -- I was the new spokesmodel and print model for St. Pauli Girl! By the way, the photographer who shot the campaign is Glynn Jones, a terrific guy who pushed for me to be chosen. Thanks a million, Glynn!
I just love my spokesmodel outfit: It's a barmaid uniform updated for the new millennium by Trashy Lingerie. I wore it on a nationwide tour as the St. Pauli Girl that had me in a new city every day, appearing on radio spots and morning TV shows, signing posters at basketball games and, in a joint promotion with Playboy, shooting the puck for charity at a Chicago Blackhawks game. I've met so many exciting people through this, including the Chicago Bulls players we met at a restaurant one time and drove back to their hotel. That was all over the news the next day -- that a Playmate had given the players door-to-door service the night before. We had a blast.
 
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With Miss September 1998
Vanessa Gleason, my co-host
for E!'s Wild on the Windy City,
in front of Soldier Field
in Chicago
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Shooting the puck for charity
at a Chicago Blackhawks game
in front of 14,000 people -- it
was so embarrassing!
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With Playboy Newsstand Sales Director Larry Djerf at a St. Pauli Girl promotion
Limo ride to airport -- I'm very happy that we are en route to Texas. Hence the hand-symbol "T"
Cheesy grin on Chicago's Navy Pier carousel -- note the cute bunny
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