Page Six's favor-trading with sleazebag "Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis has been well-documented, but the relationship cooled slightly over the past year, what with Francis being in jail and all. But if today's Post is any indication, recently-freed Meatstick Joe seems to have Richard Johnson in his back pocket again. "We're filming at every spring break location, 14 cities right now. We've got 50 or 60 camera guys out there," a gleeful Francis tells Page Six of his company's efforts to canvas beaches from Daytona to Cancun looking for girls of dubious moral fiber (read: intoxicated) to pose naked in exchange for a free t-shirt and every last scrap of their dignity.
But don't worry! Francis maintains that he's leaving the dirty work to the professionals and will instead be cooped up in his office to work on the debut issue of Girls Gone Wild's foray into print: "I've got a magazine to put out," he says. Indeed he does! On newsstands April 15th, it'll be "poly-bagged with a full-length CD featuring drunken exhibitionist co-eds." We assume Page Six means "DVD," but the question remains: if it comes with watchable boobs, what's the point of the magazine? The editorial voice?