PAUL STANLEY - "People Who Are Foolish Enough To Believe That Talent Is The Sole End-All-Be-All Are In For The Shock Of Their Lives..."
May 16, 2014, 10 years ago
KISS frontman Paul Stanley is featured in a new interview with Nashville Scene. An excerpt is available below:
Stanley: "People who are foolish enough to believe that talent is the sole end-all-be-all are the ones who are in for the shock of their lives when somebody who they think isn’t as talented as they are surpasses them. Really, ultimately, all the situations around us were because we were taking control of situations and steering them. People like to talk about luck — I think luck is seeing an opportunity where somebody else doesn’t. There’s opportunities all around everybody. When you grab one, or see something that somebody doesn’t see in the same room, they say you were lucky, I just say you were blind."
Go to this location for the complete interview.
On April 25th, Stanley made an appearance at the Jewish Community Center in San Francisco with San Francisco pop music critic Aidin Vaziri, in support of his new autobiography, Paul Stanley: Face The Music: A Life Exposed. Footage from the appearance can be seen below.
Paul Stanley will hold a special Q&A; and Face The Music book signing at the 2014 Indianapolis KISS Fan Expo which will take place on Saturday, May 17th at the Wyndham Indianapolis West 2544 Executive Drive from 1 to 8 PM (10 AM for Platinum and 11 AM VIP ticket holders).
