Tommy Lee seems to have drawn inspiration from his ex-wife Pamela Anderson, as he has agreed to go naked in the latest campaign from animal rights charity People For The Ethical Treatment Of Animals (PETA).

Despite having a busy schedule with new a album and a new show on NBC, the rocker manages to work for a good cause, 'animal rights'.

"Be comfortable in your own skin and let the animals keep theirs", urges Lee to the fashion lovers in PETA's new ad.

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The Motley Crue drummer has enjoyed stripping off in the anti-fur advertisement, which features the tattooed star posing alongside the slogan, 'Ink, not Mink', which was photographed by Sir  Paul McCartney's daughter Mary McCarthy Donald.

"I have actually been looking forward to getting involved. I get the PETA magazine, and what the fur trade does to animals is absolutely terrifying," Femalefirst quoted Lee as saying.

Tommy, who reportedly felt happy and satisfied after shooting the commercial,which was towards a good cause, has strongly condemned stars, who take pride in wearing fur.

"A lot of hip-hop artists wear fur, and they think it's a  status symbol. That doesn't  register; I just see dead animals," he said.