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KISS Frontman Donates Autographed Guitar To Charity

December 20, 2004

A guitar donated and autographed by KISS frontman Paul Stanley was among the items auctioned off Saturday night (Dec. 18) at the Biloxi Grand Theatre in Biloxi, Mississippi, according to GulfLive.com. The event, which was hosted by 3 DOORS DOWN, was for the benefit of the Escatawpa band's charitable organization, The Better Life Foundation. Performers at the banquet dinner included LYNYRD SKYNYRD, SHINEDOWN, TRACY LAWRENCE and 3 DOORS DOWN.

The Better Life Foundation, started by 3 DOORS DOWN earlier this year, is a collective effort to aid children and families in need and provide a positive influence in their lives.

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