Drawing inspiration from Stormy Daniels, Roger Stone is helping pay for his legal defense with a strip club appearance.
But Stone kept his clothes on during his appearance at Papermoon Southside Gentleman's Club in Richmond, Virginia on Saturday night.
Stone happily met with fans and signed autographs, even scribbling his name on strippers' derrières.
Mike Dickinson, the club's director of special events, estimates that Stone raised money in the high five-figures from his appearance.
Roger Stone raised money for his legal defense with an appearance at Papermoon Southside Gentleman's Club in Richmond, Virginia on Saturday night
Stone met with fans and signed autographs, even scribbling his name on strippers' derrières
Stone, Donald Trump's former political adviser, was one of the men indicted in the probe of the president's possible collusion with Russia in the 2016 presidential election campaign.
He has been accused of soliciting stolen emails from WikiLeaks that could have helped Trump's campaign.
Stone, who has pleaded not guilty to the charges, is currently out on $250,000 bail.
Dickinson said Stone was paid a flat flee to show up at the club and do a quick meet-and-greet with fans, who paid $25 to get in, according to TMZ.
The ticket fee came with a photograph with Stone as well as an autograph.
Stone appeared with his longtime associate Kristin Davis, the 'Manhattan Madam', at the event on Saturday (pictured together with a fan)
Mike Dickinson, the club's director of special events, estimates that Stone raised money in the high five-figures from his appearance
Stone happily danced with his fans as he partied at the strip club on Saturday night
He and Davis posed for a photo together in their limo on the way to the strip club on Saturday
