Porn Valley- The world soon could be seeing more of the Long Island Lolita – a lot more.

A sex tape of Amy Fisher and her husband, Lou Bellera, is in the hands of a Los Angeles porn distributor, and the onetime teen temptress isn’t happy about it, her former business partner said yesterday.

Fisher and her husband apparently made the tape earlier this year, before they filed for divorce, according to David Krieff, a TV executive who has produced reunion specials with Fisher, her ex-lover Joey Buttafuoco and Buttafuoco’s ex-wife, Mary Jo Buttafuoco.

But in the time Fisher and her hubby were in Splitsville, Bellera hawked the tape to L.A. smut peddler Red Light District Video, which is expected to start selling their steamy footage next month.

“I was told she was a willing participant at the time it was made, as a private video with her husband,” Krieff said.

It wasn’t until August that Fisher, who has since reconciled with Bellera, learned of the Red Light deal and wants to stop the video’s release.

“She’s disgusted,” Krieff said. “I’m disgusted by it, too, the whole genre. I can’t believe in the United States of America things like this can be released.

“I feel bad for Amy and Lou,” Krieff added. “I think they were having a fight and he made a bad decision that’s coming back to haunt them now.”

A spokesman for Red Light was not available for comment last night.

The company, based in the San Fernando Valley, the porn-biz hotbed outside Los Angeles, is best known for its dealing in celebrity flesh.

It has pushed sex tapes of hotel heiress Paris Hilton (“1 Night in Paris”), professional wrestler Chyna (“1 Night in Chyna”) and even former child actor Dustin Diamond – best known for “Saved by the Bell.”

Reached at his home in L.A., Buttafuoco was stunned by the revelation and said he hopes Fisher and her husband can work through this.

“If there’s such a tape, that’s between and Amy and Lou,” he told The Post.

The onetime illegal lovebirds dated briefly again this past spring in New York after both their spouses filed for separation.

Buttafuoco said he enjoyed reconnecting with Fisher, and hashing out their complicated past.

“I wish her nothing but the best and all that life has to offer to her,” said Buttafuoco, 51.

Their affair made for scandalous headlines in 1992 when then-17-year-old Fisher shot Mary Jo Buttafuoco in the face at her home in Massapequa.

Fisher served seven years in prison for the shooting. Joey served four months behind bars for statutory rape.

Two years ago, Buttafuoco stormed out of an “Entertainment Tonight” meeting with Fisher and cursed at her.

This past spring, they briefly rekindled relationship before both went back to their current spouses.