Adam Lambert has revealed that there are so many closeted men in Hollywood and he's slept with a number of them. Meanwhile, the Queen's vocalist claimed that he's scared of the new video of "Ghost Town."

In an interview with Glamour magazine, he said that most of those he slept with in Hollywood and music industry are famous men who have not come out of the closet yet.

But Queen's current frontman Adam Lambert said that he understood why these men have not opened up about their sexuality to the world.

"Whether it's music or acting, you've got to remember that those industries are primarily run by men, so maybe it's about that," he said. "But with women being the primary movie goers and record-buyers, surely it shouldn't matter so much?"

However, the "American Idol" alum claimed that the music industry is more accepting toward homosexuality.

"It's quickly changing along with society. I'm thrilled. We have entered a time with a much more level playing field," he added.

While Adam Lambert is openly gay, it doesn't mean that he's not curious about the opposite sex as the Queen frontman confessed that he slept with a woman when he was 29 years old.

"It was a random thing but I was very curious. It felt great," he said. "I think women are beautiful - and I always notice when girls smell really good. Like most gay men, I'm drawn to confident women."

Meanwhile, Adam Lambert admitted that he got scared of the new music video for his new track, "Ghost Town," but it was more of the feeling of being vulnerable.

The Queen frontman told MTV, "I don't think I've ever been in more of an extreme close-up in my entire life so you, the viewer, get to be right up in my face and see what I'm going through."

"It was a little scary. I don't think I've ever felt that vulnerable on camera before."