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KISS Turn Down Offer To Play Germany's ROCK AM RING Festival

February 4, 2005

According to a posting on the German KISS fans site KissNews.de, KISS have turned down an offer to perform at this summer's Rock am Ring festival because the band are not sure that guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley will be fully recovered in time to play the concert after his recent hip-replacement operation.

Meanwhile, UNION the late '90s group formed by Bruce Kulick (GRAND FUNK RAILROAD, ex-KISS) and John Corabi (CARDBOARD VAMPYRES, ex-MÖTLEY CRÜE),played two gigs at a KISS Expo in Japan last weekend (Jan. 29-30). Joining the band during the concerts was current KISS drummer Eric Singer. Check out pictures from Rock and Roll All Nite: Jan. 29, Jan. 30.

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