IT would be impossible to cram any more debauchery, drug use or desperate living into Nikki Sixx's new tell-all, which chronicles the bass player's years of touring with Tommy Lee and Motley Crue.

"Sex to me was always about conquest. Girls were a form of entertainment, nothing more, and when heroin came along, it blew them away," Sixx writes in "The Heroin Diaries: A Year in the Life of a Shattered Rock Star," out this month.

Once, in a London heroin den before a show in the late 1980s, "I OD'd on the spot," Sixx relates. "My lips turned purple. I was gone. The story I heard was that the dealer grabbed his baseball bat and tried to beat the [bleep]ing life into me. He couldn't, so he flung me over his shoulder to dump me in the trash, because nobody wants a dead rock star lying around."

Sixx recovered and tried rehab, but "one nurse kept telling me to sit back down - so I spat in her face, jumped out the window and took off."

When Sixx took up with Prince's sexy backup singer Vanity, "I thought of [her] as a disposable human being, like a used needle. Once its purpose was fulfilled, it was ready for the trash, only to be dug up if you were really desperate."

Remembering his conquests was tough, Sixx writes. "[Once] I answered the door [and] some crazy woman started yelling at me and calling me a [bleep]hole. I asked her what her [bleep]ing problem was, this made her go even more insane. It turns out she gave me [oral sex] at my party last week and expected me to remember it."

Sometimes his flings backfired badly. "I met this mulatto girl . . . who was so beautiful. I was thinking this one's a keeper. [Then] she said that she had a kid and she needs money for rent and could I help her with her car payment and school for her kid. She was really pouring it on . . . blah, blah, blah . . . I kicked her out. Damn it, maybe I'm a dirt magnet."

Tommy Lee is quoted that the band's bus during their "Girls Girls Girls" tour "looked like it was [bleeping] raining panties - there were literally thousands of pairs . . . We started collecting bras, panties, shoes, dresses, skirts, naked Polaroids," and thought about opening a Motley Crue museum.