Paul Stanley Life, Albums, Songs, Experience & Career

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Paul Stanley Life, Albums, Songs, Experience
Career
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Who is Paul?

• Paul Stanley grew up in New York City. In the
  early 1970s, he joined forces with Gene Simmons
  on bass, Peter Criss on drums, and Ace Frehley on
  guitar to form the famous hard-rock band KISS.
  KISS became famous all over the world with songs
  like Rock and Roll All Night and albums like
  Destroyer. Their characters wore makeup and
  their live shows were very exciting. 
•  He has also been a New York Times best-selling
  author. An artist who has sold more than 15
  million worth of art, a designer, and a
  successful restaurant owner. He is still tangled
  in a number of charities, including some that
  help the military.

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School Life

• Stanley bought his first electric guitar when he
  was 14 and started jamming with his friends in
  Queens. He got into Manhattans High School of
  Music and Art because he could draw well. He
  spent most of his junior year playing with a band
  called Post War Baby Boom and sending his songs
  to publishing companies to get them to publish
  them.
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Station for Solo Music and Soul

• Stanley and the other members of KISS all put out
  albums with their own names in September 1978. He
  left KISS to go on tour in 1989, and his second
  solo album, Live to Win, came out in 2006.
• Stanleys 15-piece band, Soul Station, was formed
  in 2015. It was inspired by his RB tastes. Now
  and Then, the groups 2021 album, has covers of
  classic songs like Al Greens Lets Stay
  Together as well as original songs that sound
  like they were made in the Motown style.

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Books and Theater

• In 1999, the longtime performer made the jump to
  theatre by playing the title role in the tenth
  year of The Phantom of the Opera in Toronto.
  After standing ovations every night, his run was
  extended because people wanted to see him again.
  Stanley went on to be the last Phantom in the
  show, which he then closed. In 2014, he wrote
  face the Music A Life Exposed, which became a
  New York Times best-seller. In 2018, he wrote
  Backstage Pass, a memoir and lifestyle guide.

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Experience

• After 50 years of rocking all night and partying
  every day, KISS, the band with the most Gold
  Records, told their story of success. Before
  smashing their last guitar and putting out the
  fire-breathing demon. Stanley and Simmons, along
  with current members Thayer and Singer and guests
  Dave Grohl (Nirvana, Foo Fighters). Tom Morello
  (Rage Against the Machine), manager Doc McGhee
  (Motley Crue, Bon Jovi), music producer Bob Ezrin
  (Alice Cooper, Pink Floyd), and more, told the
  wild story of the most successful and influential
  band in the world. Watch a sneak peek