Photos From PAUL STANLEY's Second Art Exhibition Posted Online

December 29, 2005

Several photos taken at KISS frontman Paul Stanley's second art exhibition, which took place on December 21, 2005 at the Célébrités Gallery of Celebrity Fine Art in Hawaii, have been posted online at this location.

Paul's very first public showing of his paintings took place at this same gallery on April 6, 2005. Stanley recently told Kiss Kollector Online that he is also planning on art exhibitions throughout the USA soon.

In other news, the Paul Stanley fan web site Paul Stanley's Paradise has decided to take it one step further and also put out a print fanzine dedicated to the Starchild. Earlier this month, the 24-page premiere issue came out, featuring articles on Paul's upcoming solo album (summing up some of the most important news bits from the Internet),an exclusive interview with Gerard Marti (the owner of the Célébrités Gallery where Paul had his two art exhibitions),a Paul Stanley timeline for 2005, a review of the KISS show from September 10 in Columbus, Ohio, and more. More information is available at this location.

Stanley recently completed work on his first non-KISS release since his self-titled 1978 album, issued in tandem with solo projects from the other three original KISS members. Joining Stanley on his new solo album are session drummer Victor Indrizzo, guitarist Corky James, former MARILYN MANSON and current ROB ZOMBIE guitarist John 5, former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick (who plays bass on a few songs) and noted string arranger David Campbell. Songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Wake Up Screaming", "Second to None" and "Live to Win". An early 2006 release is expected.

(Thanks: Kiss Kollector Online)

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