BRUCE KULICK: New Solo Album Update

September 12, 2007

Former KISS and current GRAND FUNK RAILROAD guitarist Bruce Kulick recently resumed recording his next solo CD, tentatively titled "BK3". He has launched a studio blog to give fans a chance to keep track of the process. An excerpt from Bruce's latest entry is as follows:

"Had another week of travel with GRAND FUNK, but found time on my short stay home to do some guitar parts and do an overview of the 'BK3' disc. First up was my 12 String Martin D20 from 1970, which is VERY easy to play. Tuning, of course, is always hard on 12 string instruments, but we got a great sound from this Martin.

"We needed a few parts on the song 'I Will Survive'. After we got that part done I added a high tuning part as well. Then we moved onto 'Love And Desire' for some acoustic parts in the chorus. I used my Gibson Elvis Dove, which is very full-sounding.

"One more part needed to be done on a very UNION-sounding song. No real title yet, but the working title is something with 'Dream' in it! Jeremy played the part on the demo, so I handed him the guitar and I was glad to have my 1968 Gibson Southern Jumbo do the honors. He had some cool inversions that I preferred he played. After a few takes we had our acoustic done for that song."

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