JOHN CORABI To Guest On New BRUCE KULICK Solo Album

November 27, 2008

John Corabi (MÖTLEY CRÜE, UNION, RATT, ESP) is scheduled to make a guest appearance on the new solo album from former KISS and current GRAND FUNK RAILROAD guitarist Bruce Kulick, tentatively titled "BK3".

In a posting on his official web site, Kulick writes, "As you all know, I have been recording [the new CD] for a few years, but I finally do see the light at the end of the tunnel. In the past few months I have really made great progress, doing some killer songs with both Gene [Simmons, KISS] and Nick Simmons [Gene's son], Tobias [Sammet] from EDGUY and AVANTASIA totally rocked on one, and I am making plans for John Corabi to sing a strong rock riff tune very soon in early December. So, I can't wait to finally finish."

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