From a male perspective, I feel the same. I think this photo for that story is clever. Posters and bonus material are great, but one like this wouldn't be my top pick as the one to include with a CD right now. Kellie doesn't need hype and sex appeal to have a successful career.

I once went to a beer tasting sponsored by the local public broadcasting station. There was one called "Nude Beer". There was a picture of a scantily clad woman on the bottle. I remember telling my friend, "You know, I chose a beer because the way it tastes. If the brewery thinks they need to put this on the bottle to get my attention, I suspect it's not going to taste very good."

Doing a sexy photo shoot that is fun, clever, gets attention is great. If that were to become too associated with the music, people would get confused and suspicious.