CHASEY LAIN RETURNS TO PERFORMING

LOS ANGELES — Three-time contract girl Chasey Lain has returned to the adult industry after taking time off to straighten out her personal life.

Lain, long considered one of the most beautiful women in porn and one of its top stars since her Wicked Pictures contract days in the early ’90s, has battled personal demons as of late. She went to rehab earlier this year and is now completely clean, she told XBIZ.

“It was just time for me to kick [drugs] once and for all,” Lain said. “Things were spiraling out of control and I know I needed help, which I got. That is behind me and now I’m ready to make great movies. I’m happy to be back shooting. It’s exciting.”

Helping Lain in her latest foray back to performing is adult industry veteran Travis Nestor who’s previously worked for Vivid, Zero Tolerance and most recently co-founded IT Models.

Nestor is taking Lain around on go-sees with different companies and directors and will be booking her directly.

During her time in the spotlight, Lain was contracted to Wicked Pictures, Vivid Entertainment and VCA Pictures. In 2007 she created Forbidden Cinema, which only released one movie, “Chasey Reloaded,” directed by James Avalon.

The last scene Lain shot was for Hustler Video’s “Chasey Lain: MILF Trainer,” which was released in April 2008.

“I have my head on straight and I’m ready to meet new companies along with some old friends,” Lain said. “I’d like to do more features and higher end gonzo. I’m only looking forward.”

The last image many in the business might have of Lain was her infamous blowup on the set of adult director Donny Long last year. Lain, though while clearly in an altered state of consciousness, felt she was being disrespected and was being taken advantage of by Long.

“What he wanted from me was not reasonable,” Lain said. “He was trying to take advantage of me and get free content. I was totally disrespected and belittled as a person. That video was not intended for public distribution. I’m sorry that people had to see that. I’m glad that’s all in the past for me now.”