By Ruth Blatt Contributor
“It’s a pretty safe statement to say that most entertainers have self worth issues and image issues, inferiority issues.” That’s KISS’s Paul Stanley, talking to me about his new memoir, Face the Music: A Life Exposed. “…
So happy over 1000 fans stopped by to visit me and see my Rock and Roll Hall of Fame trophy before yesterday’s game at the Honda Center!
Thanks to everyone who came out to see me last night at my San Francisco Face The Music lecture & signing at the Jewish Community Center!
Paul is excited to announce that he will be signing copies of his new book at the following locations: Friday, May 2 – Beaverton, OR – 6:00 PM
Powell’s Books
3415 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.
Beaverton, OR 97005
503- 228-4651
Monday, May…
The festivities begin at 5pm at the Bud Light Party Patio which is located at the Honda Center Grand Terrace above the Southeast entrance.
Fans are encouraged to show up early to receive the unique opportunity to take a picture with KISS’ Rock and Roll Hall of Fame trophy.
Fans who bring a copy of Paul Stanley’s book “Face The Music” will receive the opportunity to get it signed by Paul.
Fox 411
Kiss frontman Paul Stanley feels a strong connection to the title character of “The Phantom of the Opera,” and not just because he’s spent nearly 40 years onstage with his face covered in paint.
“Here’s somebody who has a disfigurement that they’re covering…
Thanks to the fans and the tremendous support at all the book signings, FACE THE MUSIC debuted at #2 today on the New York Times Bestseller list!
Thank you to everyone who came out to Barnes & Noble at the Grove.
Kiss star Paul Stanley’s new memoir, ‘Face the Music: A Life Exposed’ is garnering many rave reviews for its raw and open honesty, along with the many life lessons that the Starchild has amassed over the years. Revealing in great detail a wildly dysfunctional childhood made harder by an ear deformation, Stanley’s straightforward storytelling is electrifying.
NY signing with photo and copy: Thanks to everyone who came out last week to Bookends in NJ. Over 1400 copies of Face The Music sold! Amazing!
