BRUCE KULICK Hard At Work On Solo Album

October 22, 2008

Former KISS and current GRAND FUNK RAILROAD guitarist Bruce Kulick has been back in the studio working on his next solo CD, tentatively titled "BK3". He writes on his studio blog, "Very proud to let you all know that Nick [Simmons], [KISS bassist/vocalist] Gene's talented son, wrote some killer lyrics for a track that needed something special. Last night he sang in a studio in Burbank, California, as he is on a short fall break from college. Jeremy [Rubolino; producer/engineer] and I were thrilled with his tone and passion, and wait 'till you all hear his unique voice.

"Will you be surprised he is Gene's son? Not really; you can hear some of the Demon's dark undertones in his voice. But his take on singing comes from a much bluesier place than you could guess from a 19-year-old. Nick loves some serious blues singers like Skip James and artists that came from the Deep South."

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