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PAUL STANLEY-Penned Track To Appear On Swedish 'Idol' Winner's New Album

March 24, 2010

According to a posting on KISS' official web site, KissOnline.com, a song written by the band's guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley will appear on "Somewhere Between A Rock And A Hard Place", the new album from Erik Grönwall, the 22-year-old winner of the 2009 season of "Idol", Sweden's annual reality show and singing competition. Joey Tempest (EUROPE) and Andreas Carlsson (who co-wrote songs with Paul on Stanley's "Live To Win" solo album) also contributed songs to the CD, which is scheduled for release on June 2.

The album will be proceeded by the single "Crash And Burn" in April.

Erik performed a cover version of KISS' "Shout It Out Loud" during last year's "Idol" season (see video below).

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