Phil Spector will not be able to wear any of his infamous wigs while in prison following his conviction in the murder of actress Lana Clarkson, RadarOnline.com reported Wednesday night.
Spector was photographed for his mug-shot with a mousy shoulder length weave after he was found guilty this week.
The 69-year-old music producer was charged with murder in the Feb. 3, 2003, shooting death of the 40-year-old actress and House of Blues VIP hostess at his mansion in Alhambra. He had claimed she shot herself with his gun.
Spector, renowned in music circles for the "Wall of Sound" technique he invented in the 1960s and used in his work with the Beatles and other groups, had been free on $1 million bail posted shortly after his arrest.
Clarkson, who was best known for her starring role in the 1985 Roger Corman cult hit "Barbarian Queen," had bit parts on dozens of television shows and in a few well-known movies, such as 1982's "Fast Times at Ridgemont High."
Spector was out on the town in Hollywood when he met Clarkson on Feb. 3, 2003, at the House of Blues.
The tall, blond actress, recently turned 40 and unable to find acting work, had taken a job as a hostess. When the club closed in the wee hours, she accepted a chauffeured ride to Spector's home for a drink. Three hours later, she was dead.
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Spector's chauffeur, the key witness, said he heard a gunshot, then saw Spector emerge holding a gun and heard him say: "I think I killed somebody."