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KISS Frontman PAUL STANLEY Offering Guitar Lesson In Charity Auction

June 17, 2004

KISS frontman Paul Stanley is offering a guitar lesson in an eBay auction to raise money for the Prostate Cancer Foundation, according to the Associated Press.

Other celebrities offering private lunches and other items in the auction include Donald Trump, Don King, Avril Lavigne and Ed McMahon.

The highest bidders can play tennis with Trump, spend an afternoon with Arnold Palmer or win an internship at Esquire magazine or ABC radio.

All proceeds will benefit the nonprofit foundation, based in Santa Monica, which provides funds for prostate cancer research. The auction is pegged to Father's Day and will run through Monday.

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