Friday May 3, 1996       Though it's not lacking in stunts and
explosions, another kind of special effect is likely to draw
America's interest in "Barb Wire": What exactly keeps Pamela
Anderson Lee's barely-there costumes from falling off while she
administers the rough brand of justice she's known for?
View/Submit Comments for this story       Having added a last
name since her carefree, barefoot days on "Baywatch," Lee now
wears heels like hypodermic needles and squeezes herself into
low-cut laced-up leather outfits that make it difficult to
breathe, let alone dispense the lethal punishments her role
demands. And you thought it was easy being a star.      The year
is 2017, the time of the Second American Civil War, and Steel
Harbor is the last free city, unclaimed by either the ruling
jack-booted Congressionals or the freedom-loving resistance, a
place where life is cheap and debts are best paid in Canadian
money.      Barb Wire (Ms. Wire to you, buddy) owns a club in
town called the Hammerhead and supplem