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PAUL STANLEY Talks To JEWISH TELEGRAPH: Audio Available

November 19, 2006

A 27-minute audio interview with KISS guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley, conducted recently by the Jewish Telegraph, has been posted online at JewishTelegram.com: Windows Media, Real Media.

As previously reported, Paul Stanley's solo concert at the House of Blues in Chicago on November 6 was filmed for possible DVD release, according to a posting on Stanley's web site.

Paul Stanley's new solo album, "Live To Win", came out on October 24 and sold just under 17,000 copies in the United States during its first week of release to land at position No. 53 of The Billboard 200 chart.

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