BRUCE KULICK - "I Am So Excited To See The Reaction To My KKB 1974 Disc"
May 12, 2008, 16 years ago
Former KISS guitarist BRUCE KULICK has issued the following update:
"Hello everyone! I am so excited to see the reaction to my KKB 1974 disc. It is new music from my past that I feel great sharing with everyone. The packaging for this music is even better than I hoped, and the limited edition signed and numbered will sell out fast. Read about it on my website. The story is very interesting to say the least. I am amazed at all the foreign sales, from Norway, Australia, and all over Europe who ordered from my website. This past weekend I was able to debut KKB at the big NY KISS expo. The turnout was great and I had a great time hanging with the fans and jamming later in the day with the band STARZ.Another highlight was a reunion of sorts with the guitar on the KKB disc from 1974. My main guitar was a 1965 Gibson SG that meant the world to me when I was a teenager. Of course now that I have so many, it seems strange that I was so attached to one, but when I held it and played it for a few minutes at my merchandise table, I was in a time machine! I remember that guitar so well... I even would sleep with it!"
Read more here.
KKB release - which was recorded in September, 1974 - was officially released at the New York KISS Expo on May 3rd, and is available directly from Bruce, as a strictly limited hand-signed and numbered edition, from his website.
The CD features: 'I'll Never Take You Back', 'My Baby', 'You've Got A Hold On Me', 'Tryin' To Find A Way', 'Someday', 'You Won't Be There', 'To Be Free', 'You Won't Be There' (Alternate Jam Take).
According to a recent press release, "the material was the work of an unnamed band that Bruce was a member of, along with Mike Katz (bass) and Guy Bois (drums), and is in a 'CREAM meets YES' style."
