Lacey Sculls (formerly known as Lacey Conner, prior to getting married in 2013) has been a major player in the music world for over a decade. But in spite of Lacey's extensive music career, she is best known for her villainous ways on Vh1's "Rock of Love" with Bret Michaels, and on Vh1's "Charm School" with Sharon Osbourne - both shows which were aired in many countries across the world. Lacey was one of the primary characters on both shows, and "Rock of Love" was the highest rated show in Vh1 history at the time of its airing....one episode that Lacey appeared in even beat out the Emmys in ratings. Lacey also has appeared in television commercials, including one for a dietary supplement where she wears a brunette wig - drastically changing her look from her normal dramatic long red locks - and she plays the role of a working Mom. Lacey also did the voice-over for this commercial. In 2013, Lacey played the lead character in the music video for the song "You're Insane", by the hard rock band Escape The Fate. To date, this music video has received well over 2 million views on youtube. Lacey also appeared in the documentary "Skin Trade", directed by Shannon Keith, along with Martin Sheen, James Cromwell, John Feldmann, author Rory Freedman, and other noteworthy entertainers. Although Lacey has been successful in television, she also has had success in music. Most recently, Lacey completed her solo record, HALO. HALO has been compared to Shirley Manson/Garbage and Linkin Park. It has a rock vibe with a slightly dark edge. Even though Lacey has generally been involved in bands with cult followings, HALO is Lacey's most mainstream project to date. On this project, Lacey is the sole writer of all of the songs, including all music and lyrics. To see a music video for her song "The Stranger", search youtube for: Lacey Sculls Halo The Stranger. Prior to HALO, Lacey sang for Lords of Acid on their U.S. tour, the "Sextreme Ball Tour", in 2010. Lords of Acid is a band that has been critically acclaimed within the electronic music and dance music communities. They have sold over 2.5 million albums over the course of their career. During the time that Lacey was the primary singer for Lords of Acid, the tour hit every major market in the country and consisted mostly of sold-out shows. Before Lords of Acid, Lacey fronted her own band that she wrote and sang for: Nocturne. Nocturne was an industrial-rock band that performed with major acts such as Ministry, Genitorturers, and Thrill Kill Kult, and toured the U.S. extensively with other major acts such as Mushroomhead, Dope, Bile, King Diamond, and many others. Lacey also was a guest vocalist for the band Pigface, the industrial "super group" that was formed by Martin Atkins. Pigface has a revolving door of members. Along with major icons such as Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails, Danny Carey from Tool, Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ogre from Skinny Puppy, Paul Barker from Ministry, Wayne Static from Static X, and many others, Lacey also was an integral part of Pigface. She sang and toured with Pigface on two U.S. tours, she sang on one of their albums, and she appeared in their video documentary entitled "Free For All". Lacey is also a very passionate activist. She is an advocate of animals, a promoter of human rights (including the promotion of equality for the gay and lesbian community), and she is a protector of the environment. Lacey even founded her own dog rescue organization "Heroes K9 Rescue" in 2007 where she rescues, fosters, and re-homes shelter dogs that otherwise would have been euthanized. Lacey is a member of several other animal-rights groups, and is involved in human-rights / gay-rights / pro-equality as well. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Lacey Sculls
