KISS‘ Bruce Kulick recently dropped a message about the current status of his relationship with Paul Stanley. This followed the guitarist’s public apology on Instagram.
Bruce Kullick talks about Paul Stanley
Kulick dropped a photo with Paul Stanley. He reflected on his experience at a recent Kennedy Center Honors event in Washington, DC, where KISS’ legacy was celebrated. The post highlighted the significance of the evening and the respect shown to all honorees.
“Back from my whirlwind trip to Washington, DC, as a guest of KISS,” Kulick wrote. “Everything about this trip was surreal. The Kennedy Center is beautiful, and the Opera House is elegant and regal in every way. I can best describe the evening as a mixture of the entertainment world and the Washington, DC elite.”
Kulick further described the black-tie event in detail. He noted the performances and tributes that took place.
“A Black-tie event, with everyone impeccably dressed. President Trump was the host of the evening. For KISS, they were honored by Garth Brooks performing ‘Shout It Out Loud,’ Magician Criss Angel with his Ace Frehley smoking guitar magic during a moment of silence for his passing, young guitarist Marcus King performing ‘Beth,’ and the grand finale with Cheap Trick performing the anthem, ‘RNRAN’ to a cheering crowd.”
Kulick concluded by expressing gratitude for the experience. He acknowledged the support he received.
“It was a great celebration of KISS, and every honoree was treated with the highest level of respect and perfection. Special thanks to Gene, Paul and the Kennedy Center Honors staff for their kind hospitality. Another fantastic moment for KISStory.”
