Producer Comments On PAUL STANLEY's Upcoming 'Live To Win Live!' Feature-Length Concert Film

January 26, 2007

ReelChicago.com reports: Louis Antonelli was 12 years old and an amateur photographer when he first met KISS guitarist Paul Stanley. It was 1974 and KISS was appearing at a Mt. Prospect record store.

"Paul gave me a lot of encouragement," recalled Antonelli. "He looked at me and said 'Promise me that you're going to be the best that you can be.'"

Antonelli drew inspiraton from his encounter with the musician, and as KISS grew into international icons, Antonelli became a professional filmmaker, directing features, commercials and music videos for artists including the RAMONES and METALLICA.

Thirty-two years later Antonelli has come full circle with the production of "Paul Stanley – Live To Win Live!", a feature-length concert film documenting Stanley's second solo tour that culminated in a November performance at House of Blues Chicago.

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