He said: "When they put you inside, they almost chuck nicotine at you and, having given up regular cigarettes many years ago, I found within a week I was hooked back on the nicotine.
"What I have found is that now I'm trying not to smoke cigarettes the tweeting stops me from doing it because I've got something to do. Instead of having to have one of those plastic things in your hand that you suck on, I'm just tweeting to stop myself from smoking cigarettes now."
Michael was released from prison in October after serving half of an eight-week sentence for drug-driving.
He was arrested three months earlier after being found slumped at the wheel of his Land Rover in Hampstead, north London.
The singer told Goodier he wanted to embark on a world tour and release a live album and a new studio album.
Michael will release his new single, a version of New Order's top five hit True Faith, later this month with profits going to Comic Relief.
Michael has previously given the profits from his single As with Mary J Blige to the charity, and appeared in a special Little Britain sketch.
source: www.mirror.co.uk
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