Status Updates From Face the Music: A Life Exposed

Stanley was so mature in some aspects. I'm impressed.
A visionary, I'd say.
It's majestic to see how much Kiss contributed to music and performance's history. Such an inspiration to so many artists as well as their fans.
I really appreciate it.

I just love that we get to embark on this journey with Paul Stanley.
From how they got together to coming up with the band name, as well as finding a producer and playing gig after gig aspiring to be one of the greatest and most unique rock groups in the world.
Paul is a great story teller.

Amazing prologue!
My first biography and I am LOVING IT.
Enjoy:
"You can't hold someone else's hand when your own is balled in a fist.
You can't find beauty around you when you don't find it inside.
You can't appreciate others when you are immersed in your own misery."
very good!

Even after the release of their second album Hotter than Hell, which didn’t perform as well as their first, the band members made only sixty dollars a week. Their manager, holes in his shoes, was in debt too. Their “rock n’ roll national anthem,” however, would soon follow.

I love how Stanley talks about his childhood listening to Beethoven, Sibelius, and WQXR’s Live at the Met.