"Girls Gone Wild" guru Joe Francis, a free man after 11 months behind bars, was heading straight to his office yesterday to get back to work. "We're filming at every spring break location, 14 cities right now. We've got 50 or 60 camera guys out there," Francis told Page Six from Florida, where he pleaded no contest to charges of videotaping underage girls and was released for time served.
His lawyer, Roy Black, said, "It's a big victory for Joe. He's such a high-energy guy. He couldn't stand being in jail."
Francis planned to fly back to LA immediately. Unlike past years, when he'd hit beach resorts in Florida, Texas and Mexico to oversee the spring break filming, he'll be in his office. "I've got a magazine to put out," he explained. The first Girls Gone Wild magazine is due to hit newsstands April 15 at $9.99 a copy, poly-bagged with a full-length CD featuring drunken exhibitionist co-eds. Francis said Curtis Circulation had already lined up 50,000 retail outlets.
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