I saw the Paul Stanley solo show at the Ritz in NYC. I think Warrant opened for him. I think someone was handing out handbills for the Kiss convention over at the meadowlands after the show. Great concert.
of course it's NOT!! KISS made 4 solo albums in 1978 (one from each member) this song is from Paul's solo album, you can hear all 4 of them on you tube Francesco
Is that Eric Carr on Drums? I can see Brice Kulick (great guitarist), but who's the bassist? One of Pauls BEST song's from his 1978 solo album, thanks for the great quality uoload
All due respect to Singer for the great drummer he is, but he was TERRIBLE in this! Fills were inaccurate (and just "off", overall) and his tempo is MUCH too fast and his meter is completely unsteady!
My favorite Paul Stanley song. I also love Bob Kulick making his guitar absolutely scream.
Great Performance. Singer and Kulick!!!
I saw the Paul Stanley solo show at the Ritz in NYC. I think Warrant opened for him. I think someone was handing out handbills for the Kiss convention over at the meadowlands after the show. Great concert.
Amazing .
Rip Bob Kulick
I still think it was a massive mistake not releasing this as the single from Paul's album.
Yep.
This isn’t KISS, it’s Paul’s first solo tour.
Please Lord let there have been a Jersey shore bar band that did this as a cover, Summer 1979.
Not KISS, but only Paul!
of course it's NOT!! KISS made 4 solo albums in 1978 (one from each member) this song is from Paul's solo album, you can hear all 4 of them on you tube Francesco
Is that Eric Carr on Drums? I can see Brice Kulick (great guitarist), but who's the bassist? One of Pauls BEST song's from his 1978 solo album, thanks for the great quality uoload
Bob Kulick and Eric Singer
Bassist is Dennis st. James
All due respect to Singer for the great drummer he is, but he was TERRIBLE in this!
Fills were inaccurate (and just "off", overall) and his tempo is MUCH too fast and his meter is completely unsteady!
apparently playing the songs faster so "they could have more energy" was a thing in the late 80s (Paul explains it in his book)