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BRUCE KULICK Speaks To THE TOUR BUS About Shooting Incident

October 20, 2003

Former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick spoke to The Tour Bus about being shot in the leg and grazed by a bullet to the head outside the Rainbow Bar and Grill nightclub on Los Angeles' famed Sunset Strip Thursday morning when an angry patron starting shooting into a crowd of 300 people. Download an MP3 of the nine-minute interview at this location (file size: 8 MB). As previously reported, another man was shot in the foot in the incident, but no one was killed or seriously injured. The gunman was quickly wrestled to the ground by a nightclub patron and held down by others until police arrived. Kulick, 49, was treated at a hospital and released.

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