Still a party boy at 41: Corey Feldman attempts to revisit his Eighties heyday at Hollywood club with gaggle of women

He may be 41, but Corey Feldman can still party like it's 1989.
The former child star was spotted at Vignette Lounge in West Hollywood on Wednesday night surrounded by a trio of women.
The actor, who rose to fame in the 1980s in such classics as Stand By Me and Gremlins, recently started up his own 'upscale and private social club' and was perhaps doing research with his companions.

Stand By Me: Former child star Corey Feldman partied at Vignette Lounge in West Hollywood with three women

The twice-divorced Corey looked rather like Charlie Sheen as he posed with the girls outside the nightclub, flashing the peace sign and breaking into a smile.
He attempted to look super cool behind those dark sunglasses - even though it was nighttime - and was wearing a brocade black dress jacket over a grey shirt and black trousers.
Black square-toed loafers and a grey hat finished off his flashy ensemble.

Mr Cool? Corey covered up in dark shades even though it was nighttime

Clinging to fame: Corey soaked up the attention from photographers

Corey has been making the club rounds of late, always attended by an array of beautiful and scantily dressed women.
He was seen leaving hot spot Bootsy Bellows on March 12, this time flanked by two busty ladies in mini dresses.
On that occasion, Corey chose to wear a purple embroidered smoking jacket and mauve trousers as well as his now-trademark shades.

He's got a reputation: Corey's Angels website describes the former License To Drive star as an entertainer 'known to be surrounded by gorgeous women'

Sideline: Corey seems to be enjoying his new role as party promoter

In December, Corey donned a skimpy Santa outfit as he hosted a naughty but nice Christmas party with a group of his lingerie clad 'Angels.'
His series of parties dubbed Corey's Angels promise men the chance to mingle with 'hundreds of lingerie models' at exclusive nightclubs.
Men wanting to attend a recent Valentine's Day event were required to pay $250 each, and adhere to a strict 'business suit' dress code - however, it was free entry for ladies. 
According to the Corey's Angels website, the License To Drive star's motivation for establishing the venture is simple.

Flashback: Corey was a promising young talent who starred in the critically acclaimed 1986 hit Stand By Me with the late River Phoenix

It says: 'Corey aside from his life long career as an entertainer has also been known to be surrounded by droves of gorgeous women.
'Aside from being labeled a "Teen Hearthrob" and "Rockstar" which didn't hurt building this reputation, he credits this pied piper like existence to having a very privileged access to the world of Playboy, where Corey has spent much of his adult life.'
Corey, who is currently single, was previously wed to actress Vanessa Marcil and then to Susie Sprague, with whom he shares a son, seven-year-old Zen.

As they were: Corey was wed to Susie Sprague, the mother of his seven-year-old son Zen, but the couple divorced in 2009 after seven years of marriage