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BRUCE KULICK To Guest On SHIRLEYS TEMPLE CD

May 12, 2005

SHIRLEYS TEMPLE, the Norwegian rock band who released their cover of KISS' "God of Thunder" on CD-single last year and who wrote and recorded the title track from Gene Simmons' "Asshole" solo album, will be releasing a full-length album in September. Entitled "Guinea Pigs", the CD features a guest appearance on one of the tracks by former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick. Check out MP3 samples of the SHIRLEYS TEMPLE songs "Brand New Hate" (mp3) and "This Could Be a Love Song" (mp3).

For more information on SHIRLEYS TEMPLE, visit their official web site.

(Thanks: Kiss Kollector Online)

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