Ex-KISS Guitarist BRUCE KULICK Resumes Work On Solo Album

March 6, 2008

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 reads as follows:

"Well, after nearly four months of not being able to schedule recording on 'BK3', I finally jumped back in. (Between traveling to Brazil, Mexico, Japan and all over the U.S. was hard to book!) So day one was well... it was like diving in a very deep pool. I didn't really sleep very well the night before. My brain was in over thinking mode! You know when you dream things like your cell phone won't work, or why am I missing my pants!? Frustration dreams. The biggest challenge for me with my solo discs are always vocals. So since almost ALL the guitars and bass are done, it was finally time to take that step."

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