Fees paid for investment advice to produce taxable income can be deductible. If your IRA is a traditional account, you can include that cost. If it were a Roth, however, the fees allocable to the pursuit of tax-free income wouldn't count.
Remember, investment fees are a miscellaneous itemized expense, so they're deductible only to the extent that your total miscellaneous expenses exceed 2% of your adjusted gross income. If you're among the growing number of victims of the alternative minimum tax, such expenses are not deductible at all.
