Los Angeles, CA (WFN) -- In the past, former child actor Corey Feldman had been one of Michael Jackson's biggest supporters -- but not anymore.

The 30-year-old Feldman says he and Jacko are no longer friends and doesn't think they'll ever reconcile.

Although Feldman won't explain why he's mad at the gloved one, he blames the bust-up of their friendship on an incident during the taping of Jackson's 30th Anniversary Show in Sept. 2001.

He insists their rift has nothing to do with the child abuse allegations that have followed Jackson for years but admits the singer "...isn't the person we always hoped he was."

Feldman isn't getting mad though, he's getting musical by writing "Megalo-Man," a song for Jacko with lyrics like "I believed in your words/ I believed in your lies/ But in September in New York/ You left me to die/ I love you, Megalo-Man."

No word on Jacko's reaction but the song appears on Feldman's new CD, titled, appropriately, "Former Child Actor."

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