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PAUL STANLEY - The Legendary KISS Frontman Presents His Collection Of Paintings And Limited Editions At Wentworth Gallery

PR Newswire today (May 7th) issued the following press release:

Wentworth Gallery is pleased to present an art exhibition by artist, rock icon, legendary frontman and lead singer of KISS, PAUL STANLEY.

He will make two special appearances at the Wentworth Gallery in Orlando, FL - Friday, July 6th and Saturday, July 7th, 2007.

Paul Stanley's Wentworth Gallery Appearances:
- Friday, July 6th, 2007 - 6 - 9 PM
- Saturday, July 7th, 2007 - 6 - 9 PM
- Wentworth Gallery
- The Mall at Millenia
- 4200 Conroy Road
- Orlando, FL
- RSVP: 407-903-9055

Call for details on the special VIP Reception with Paul Stanley, 407-903-9055 or 800-732-6140.

About Paul Stanley...

For more than thirty years, Paul Stanley has reigned supreme as one of the single-most recognizable front-men in the history of rock and roll. He's the principal songwriter, driving force and unwavering voice of KISS.

A visionary and trend setter since the early 1970s, Paul Stanley's passion for both the musical and visual arts has perhaps been the key to the astonishing ongoing world phenomenon known as KISS. His artistic and visual input has been seen in his designs of KISS album covers, stages and apparel. As an art major and graduate of the prestigious high school of Music and Art in NYC, Paul has returned to his passion for painting, to share with you the deep emotions his art conveys. Paul Stanley creates portraits and abstracts that are emotionally charged compositions. He aims to maximize the direct, physical impact of his paintings through scale, texture, color and simplicity of images.

About Wentworth Gallery...

As the leading fine art retailer in the United States, Wentworth Gallery features a wide selection of originals, limited edition's and sculptures from the world's most acclaimed artists. We define selection not only by bringing you some of the most collected and heralded artists worldwide, but by traveling to the far reaches of the globe in order to introduce you to new artists whose works are sold exclusively through Wentworth Gallery. Stop by any one of Wentworth Gallery's 20 retail locations or visit http://www.wentworthgallery.com for information on featured artists, upcoming exhibits, online orders and directions to a Wentworth Gallery near you.

PAUL STANLEY - Documentary Footage For Upcoming DVD Release Complete

The following update has been issued via KISS frontman Paul Stanley's official website:

Director D.P Carlson has finished his companion film to Paul’s upcoming Concert film DVD. Paul Stanley – Live To Dream! is a behind-the-scenes documentary featurette which Carlson describes as, ‘an insider’s glimpse’ into Paul Stanley’s creativity, and personal journey from his first solo album in 1978, to his latest Live To Win release and Tour. The film also captures the emotional and creative process of how Producer/Director Louis Antonelli’s concert film, Paul Stanley – Live To Win Live! came to be.

Paul Stanley - Live To Dream! features interviews with Paul Stanley, Louis Antonelli, Manager DOC McGHEE, band members JIMMY McGORMAN, RAFAEL MOREIRA, and NATE MORTON, as well as personal insights from fans attending the Chicago concert & filming. D.P. Carlson told PaulStanley.com, “What attracted me to this film was not just the opportunity to work with one of my rock heroes from KISS, but to explore the unique relationship between filmmaker Louis Antonelli and Paul Stanley - who is one of Louis’ childhood idols.”

PAUL STANLEY - New Paintings Unveiled




KISS frontman PAUL STANLEY's website has issued the following update:

"Here are Paul's latest three paintings: Kyoto, Price of the Rising Sun and Exodus. Paul continues to explore new styles with his latest releases. One can see the influences of Miro and Calder, or the minimalism of Rodko. These pieces will be available as limited edition prints in a couple of weeks."

PAUL STANLEY - "People May Like Me For My Music But That Doesn't Mean They'll Buy My Art"




Daytona Beach News Journal correspondent Tom Iacuzio recently caught up with KISS frontman Paul Stanley to discuss the singer's budding career as a painter. The following is a brief excerpt from the story:

Iacuzio: You were an art major and a graduate of the High School of Music & Art in New York City. How did that shape you?

Stanley: "You know the great thing about specialized high school is that they allow for full academics plus a very intensive curriculum in music and art. For me it was great because I was a freak. In public school, I was the outcast, the freak. There, I was a freak in a school of freaks."

Iacuzio: What got you in to painting?

Stanley. "About seven years ago, I went through a divorce. You really get tired of screaming in a room by yourself. A friend of my said to me, 'You need to paint.' So I did. I wanted to be more about connecting emotionally than intellectually. Interestingly, once I started putting my own pieces up in my house among others I had owned, I started getting a lot of good feedback from them and at the time they weren't signed. I was still a little too self-conscious about them. But I realized that I really enjoyed it and if I could please myself, chances are I could please someone else."

Iacuzio: Do you think your acceptance in the art world has anything to do with your musical fame?

Stanley: "No doubt my celebrity got my foot in the door. But in the end, it's just my foot. It could still get slammed shut on. People may like me for my music but that doesn't mean they'll by my art. Mindless adulation is a rare commodity."

Iacuzio: What do you make of all the success you have had with your paintings?

Stanley: "I think I've really pleased myself. It's futile to please others as a first step. I'd rather fail on my own terms that try to create something I think others would like and then fail. It goes back to the whole idea of pleasing yourself. Then the flip side of that is that if I succeed, I don't share the credit."

Go to this location to check out the complete story.

A clip from "Live to Dream!" — which is described as an insider's glimpse into the creative process of Paul Stanley and his new concert film/DVD, titled "Live to Win Live" — is available for viewing at FilmFoetus.com.

http://www.filmfoetus.com/clips/LiveToDream.html

Director D.P Carlson describes Live to Dream!' as, "an insider's glimpse' into Paul Stanley's creativity, and personal journey from his first solo album in 1978, to his latest 'Live To Win' release and tour. The film also captures the emotional and creative process of how producer/director Louis Antonelli's concert film, 'Paul Stanley – Live to Win Live!' came to be."

"Paul Stanley - Live to Dream!" features interviews with Paul Stanley, Louis Antonelli, manager Doc McGhee, band members Jimmy McGorman, Rafael Moreira, and Nate Morton, as well as personal insights from fans attending the Chicago concert and filming.

D.P. Carlson told PaulStanley.com, "What attracted me to this film was not just the opportunity to work with one of my rock heroes from KISS, but to explore the unique relationship between filmmaker Louis Antonelli and Paul Stanley — who is one of Louis' childhood idols."

PAUL STANLEY - New Video Interview Available




KISS' PAUL STANLEY appeared on the TV Show the Daily Buzz yesterday (July 6th) to promote his Orlando Art Appearances. Paul did an interview and played a little blues leading into a commercial break. In the photo, Paul is pictured on the set with co host Mitch English. Paul's interview is currently on the Daily Buzz's website. The interview will start on the right (note that Paul's interview starts right after the news headlines).

(Thanks www.KISSOnline.com)

PAUL STANLEY - Chicago Gallery Show Pics Posted




www.KISSOnline reports:

"Here are a few photos from PAUL STANLEY's Sunday Chicago Art Exhibit at Wentworth Gallery.

This gallery show attracted another huge crowd of art buyers and fans who waited patiently in the line that ran through the Mall.

Those who purchased pieces in advance attended the private VIP champagne reception with Paul.

Because of the large amount of VIP's, the reception was extended an additional 45 minutes."

PAUL STANLEY - "I Am Absolutely Fine!"




As previously reported, on July 27th KISS performed as a trio for the first time ever at the Soboba Casino in San Jacinto, California after frontman Paul Stanley suffered a “cardiac event" during soundcheck where his heart "spontaneously jumped to 190 plus beats per minute where it stayed for over an hour", necessitating paramedics to start an IV and give him a shot to momentarily stop his heart and get it into a normal pattern. Stanley has issued the following update on his health:

"To All My Friends And Fans,

I wanted to let all of you know that I AM ABSOLUTELY FINE!

I'm going to the gym as usual, painting as usual and will be going into the recording studio this week. Like many, I have had a rapid heart beat condition most of my life and I never have had any type of restrictions. When I've had an episode, although momentarily disrupting and taxing, it has no residual effect. This is nothing new and my doctors have known about it.

In short, It doesn't change, hasn't changed and won't change my life.

To make it clear...

I WILL BE AT ROCK & ROLL FANTASY CAMP IN NY..

I WILL BE AT THE WENTWORTH ART GALLERY SHOW in Des Peres, MO. and anything else that's on schedule. I'm stoked and looking forward to it all.

Thanks for the literally thousands of calls and e-mails from all of you. You all mean the world to me.

Now ONWARD!"

Paul

KISS - South Park Episode Featuring PAUL STANLEY Nominated For Emmy Award




KISS Kollector Online reports:

"The episode of the popular animation series South Park that featured the title track of PAUL STANELY’s Live To Win solo album, has been nominated for an Emmy (American TV industry award).

Paul’s track was used in the episode titled Make Love, Not Warcraft in a scene where the South Park boys are playing an online video game (they have to win from a mad gamer to save the World of Warcraft).

The 59th Annual Emmy Awards ceremony is to air live on US TV on September 16th."

Limited Edition PAUL STANLEY Print Available


Celebrites Publishing is presenting PAUL STANLEY's new release Kyoto. Available as a 35" x 30" limited edition giclee on canvas, signed and numbered by Paul. Only 300 prints are available. After Tokyo Rain, Kyoto is the second print inspired by Paul's memories of Japan.

Paul on Kyoto: Kyoto symbolizes for me that all civilizations have a connection to spirituality at their core and that although a religion or other outside influences may ultimately distort it's purity, we innately seek a relationship with a higher power.

To pre-order or for more information call Celebrites Galleries - 1.800.578.6991 Wailea, 1.800.428.3338 Lahaina.

PAUL STANLEY Washburn Guitar Models Now Available


According to KISSAsylum.com, the entire series of the new PAUL STANLEY Washburn guitars is now available at KISSmuseum.com. Two acoustic and five electric guitars with Paul Stanley graphics on both the guitar and gig bags. Some models even include signature guitar straps, Paul guitar picks and posters. For the guitar player, or just the collector who wants an incredible display, these guitars will fit both bills. $239.95 to $399.95 at KISSmuseum.com.

PAUL STANLEY Discusses His Artwork - "There Are No Rules; The Possibilities Are Endless"

Liza Grant Smith of Palm Beach Illustrated recently caught up with KISS frontman Paul Stanley. The following is an excerpt from the interview:

For the better part of three decades, the canvas Paul Stanley was best known for painting was his own face. As a front man for the legendary rock band KISS, Paul has been electrifying audiences in his signature spandex and platform boots since the band's debut in the mid-1970s. These days, however, he has discovered another artistic passion, one that requires much more personal insight and much less personal makeup. His growing collection of original paintings, which began as a cathartic journey, has ended up resonating with art lovers, collectors and critics alike and earned him a whole new audience of devoted fans.

PBI: What led you down this latest road of artistic expression?

Stanley: "Divorce will jolt you in ways you may not expect. My best friend told me that I needed to paint. He seemed to feel I needed a release-and he was right. I went out and bought canvases and brushes and basically started on an emotional journey, a way to discover in myself things that were going on and put them on canvas. Kind of like stream-of-consciousness, but instead of words, using color and texture."

PBI: How would you describe your art?

Stanley: "It's about delving into myself. When I start a painting it's like a trip in which I don't know where I'm going, but I know when I've gotten there. It's really about finding an emotional connection and once I feel that's complete, I tend to believe that it will connect and resonate with someone else. So far I'm pretty right."

PBI: What's the difference between creating music and creating works of art?

Stanley: "Music has many more boundaries and frameworks that you have to work within. You have the structure of the music, the melody on top of that, and then the lyrics have to rhyme. Everything has to fit within parameters. Whereas with art, there are no rules. You don’t have the same limitations because if it can be done with color and texture, the possibilities are endless.

Go to this location for the complete interview.

PAUL STANLEY - New Video Interview Available; Former KISS Manager Bill Aucoin Attends Art Show


KISS singer/guitarist PAUL STANLEY's site reports:

"Even a broken shoulder couldn't stop former KISS manager Bill Aucoin from attending Paul's Art Show Saturday! As you can see in the photo, both Bill and Paul were wearing slings. Bill broke his shoulder in a fall on Friday, and Paul finally had surgery to repair a rotator cuff he tore years ago. He wore the sling for support and as a safety cushion from the large crowd."

Another message reads: "Here's an interview Paul did with the Miami Herald on Friday at his Art Show in Palm Beach Gardens."

Click here to watch the clip.

PAUL STANLEY - New Video Segment Showcasing Artwork Available

WPBF's Amanda Salinas recently caught up with KISS frontman Paul Stanley to discuss his work as an artist. The short segment can be viewed below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQsiBS736ec&eurl=http://www.bravewords.com/news/78961

PAUL STANLEY In Newsday And Long Island Press Next Week

KISS guitarist/singer PAUL STANLEY's website has been updated with the following:

Next week Paul will be featured in several press segments for his Long Island Wentworth Gallery Art Shows. Look for Paul in Newsday and the Long Island Press. He'll also make radio and TV appearances before the shows. We'll post details as soon as the times are confirmed.

Paul's Long Island Wentworth Gallery Appearances:
- Friday – January 4th, 2008 6 - 9 PM
- Saturday – January 5th, 2008 6 - 9 PM


Wentworth Gallery Roosevelt Field Mall Garden City, NY 11530

RSVP: 516.742.6100 - Call for details on the special VIP Reception with Paul Stanley.

Click here to visit the Wentworth Gallery web site.

Pictured is Paul's painting Winter Sun.

PAUL STANLEY - "The People Who Are Coming To The (Art) Galleries, I'd Say Nine Out Of 10 Are Not Interested In Buying Portraits Of KISS"

Richard Clough at the Los Angeles Business Journal Staff has filed the following report on KISS frontman Paul Stanley and his career as an artist:

He used to paint his face black and white before strutting onstage to play heavy metal riffs in front of thousands of screaming fans. But these days, Kiss guitarist Paul Stanley is reinventing himself as a painter, putting acrylic on canvas in a private studio next to the pool behind his posh Beverly Hills home.

The 55-year-old front man for the legendary makeup-wearing rock band has produced about 30 pieces that are being sold in galleries across the country. He is finding a receptive audience.

Since exhibiting his work through the Wentworth Gallery chain in February, Stanley has sold roughly $2 million in original paintings and prints, with pieces going for as much as $75,000.

"The amount of sales has been staggering," the soft-spoken rock icon said recently at his house. "That, to me, is a symbol of people embracing the art. But if I look at it purely as dollars, then I move away from what got me into this in the first place."

When he started painting seven years ago, he did not intend to sell his artwork. At the time, painting provided an outlet through which he could vent the frustration of a painful divorce.

He eventually put one of his works on a wall of his house. The encouragement he got from friends led him to continue.

His subjects range from his father to the Statue of Liberty to abstract shapes - anything, he said, that reflects his emotional state at the time. It's different from songwriting, however.

"When I paint, the options are limitless - there is no framework, except the edge of the canvas, and anything I can do in there is up to me," he said. "In songwriting, there are very set rules."

While he spends much of his time with his wife and 1-year-old son these days, Kiss is still performing. And Stanley still wears leather pants that only a rock star could pull off - or pull on. But painting is now one of his primary creative pursuits.

Stanley had 14 well-attended exhibitions of his art this past year and has another 14 scheduled in 2008, including shows Jan. 4 and 5 in New York.

"For somebody that's a new artist, he's been doing very well," said Michael O'Mahony, chief executive of Miami-based Wentworth Gallery Holding Inc., which operates 31 galleries across the country. "His abstract work struck me as being very good - the emotion that is in the pieces comes out."

Kiss fans often show up to the gallery exhibitions to meet Stanley, but buyers aren't always fans.

Stanley painted portraits of himself and bandmates, which he thought would be among his best sellers. But as it turns out, the portraits are some of his least popular pieces.

"The people who are coming to the galleries, I'd say nine out of 10 of them are not interested in buying portraits of Kiss," said Stanley.

PAUL STANLEY Pays Tribute To JIMMY PAGE - "The Idea Of Being Able To Paint Sonically And To See Things Cinematically, That's What Makes Those Songs So Dramatic"

KISS frontman Paul Stanley's official website has been updated with the following report:

The December 2007 issue of Classic Rock magazine features the story Rock's Sonic Architect, in which a number of musicians pay tribute to LED ZEPPELIN guitarist Jimmy Page, the man who many believe shaped the very sound of rock music. In the article, KISS guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley had the following to say regarding Page's influential guitar-playing style:

"What was interesting about the guitar players in THE YARDBIRDS is how they all took their love of the blues and took it in different directions, particularly when you listen to Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page, who seemed less purist and more adventurous. It's interesting to note that both THE JEFF BECK GROUP, which he formed after his stint in THE The Yardbirds, and Led Zeppelin came about at virtually the same time. Led Zeppelin's first show as Led Zeppelin was October of 1968, and they were rehearsing before that. The Jeff Beck ['Truth'] album came out in August '68. So both, in a sense, were incubating at the same time.

It's interesting to see how much broader and wider Jimmy Page's vision was of what was possible. Jimmy understood the complexities and subtleties of producing and arranging and brought that to his band. As brilliant as Jeff Beck was, that's something he couldn't do, whether it was the limitations of the people he played with, which he himself has said he found frustrating, or just the fact that consistently Jimmy Page turned out to be a visionary. Jeff Beck had to use his phenomenal guitar talents to try and compensate for a lack of interesting or original material.

The great thing about somebody like Jimmy Page is he brought a lot of influences and flavors to the pot. He was able to realize that for something to be heavy didn't mean that it had to be crude; that part of what makes something heavy was the depth and the intricacy or the lightness. Here's a guy who knew Celtic music, rockabilly, American folk and international music forms, besides the obvious admiration for Robert Johnson and everyone who followed in his footsteps. They [Zeppelin] were all fans of Sandy Denny and FAIRPORT CONVENTION. He understood that for something to be truly bombastic, it had to have depth, and depth doesn't come from cranking up an amplifier.

The idea of being able to paint sonically, to paint with light and dark and to see things cinematically, almost so that your canvas is large and your color choices you're not afraid to use the whole palette. That's what makes those songs so dramatic. If 'How Many More Times?' was just one guitar cranked, it wouldn't have anywhere near the drama that it has. To a listener who doesn't really understand what they're listening to, that's what it might sound like. But in fact it's so much more. And that becomes evident when you hear somebody trying to emulate it by just taking a guitar and cranking it up through an amplifier."

PAUL STANLEY - "My Success In One Field Gets My Foot In The Door In Another, But You're Free To Slam The Door On My Foot"

Rafer Guzman at Newsday.com has filed the following story on KISS frontman Paul Stanley:

He's a painter who believes in art's cathartic power, its ability to communicate with viewers and its uncanny habit of revealing hidden facets of the painter himself.

"Pretty heady stuff for a rock and roller," he admits.

The artist is Paul Stanley - that's right, the guitarist from Kiss. For much of his life, the only thing he painted was a black star over his right eye, but in recent years he's been putting brush to canvas and selling his works for as much as $60,000 apiece. He's appearing and exhibiting his work Friday and Saturday at the Wentworth Gallery at Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City.

Stanley cites Mark Rothko and Pablo Picasso as influences but is quick to point out that he's no art expert. During a recent phone interview from his Beverly Hills home, he depicted himself as driven by pure self-expression rather than by any desire to be hung in the Met.

"That's really what the arts are about," Stanley said. "It's about finding yourself and defining yourself."

Encouraged by a friend, Stanley took up painting around 2001 while struggling through a painful divorce. "I guess it was more constructive than throwing things at the wall, including myself," he said.

He hung his first work, titled "Green Planet," at home, too embarrassed to sign it. But visitors routinely inquired about it, so he kept working. To date, he has made portraits of his bandmates (one, of bassist Gene Simmons, is titled "God Of Thunder"), but also several abstract works with titles such as "Infinite Solitude" and "Starting Over."

"I wanted to paint from the soul," Stanley said. "The more I could keep it as a journey without a map, the more I'd be pleased with where I wound up."

Stanley routinely shows up at galleries where his work is displayed - he does about 14 appearances a year - which can mean fending off fans holding Kiss albums and T-shirts to be signed. "It's the wrong place and the wrong time, and I don't do that," Stanley said. Still, he's aware that Kiss is the reason his paintings are on display.

"No doubt, who I am gets me a certain entree," he said. "My success in one field gets my foot in the door in another - but you're free to slam the door on my foot."

Paul Stanley appears from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday (January 4th and 5th) at Wentworth Gallery in Roosevelt Field Mall, Garden City.

Call 516-742-6100.

KISS - PAUL STANLEY Audio Interview Available

www.KISSAsylum.com reports that a new interview with KISS singer/guitarist PAUL STANLEY from Q104.3's Jim Kerr Rock and Roll Morning Show is currently available online.

Listen to the interview at this location

PAUL STANLEY - New Video Interview Online

KISS singer/rhythm guitarist PAUL STANLEY recently conducted an interview with TV station CW11. Watch the video interview at this location.

Paul Stanley just completed a highly successful 2007, garnering over $2 million in sales for his art work distributed through Wentworth Galleries. Stanley is also slated to tour Australia and New Zealand with KISS in March of 2008 with possible Europe and US dates to follow.

KISS' PAUL STANLEY - "You Don't Go To A Concert To Hear New Music"

Metal-Rules.com spoke top KISS legend PAUL STANLEY recently while on the road on the KISS Alive 35 tour. Here are a few excerpts from the chat:

www.Metal-Rules.com: Since there's no new album to promote, could you tell a little about the theme for this new KISS Alive 35 tour?
Stanley: "Well, I mean, obviously KISS Alive 35 is the 35th anniversary of the band and that's really all it is, you know. We're not at a point where every time we go on tour we need an album. Especially since it's really kind of a croc of shit, the idea that when you get down to it people talk about wanting a new album, but at the end of the day they don't really wanna hear a new album. Nobody does, nobody wants to hear THE ROLLING STONES' new album, nobody wants to hear THE WHO's new album. You don't go to a concert to hear new music, you want the band to go and do it, but then you don't wanna listen to it. I understand it, but why go in the studio and do an album when understandably people wanna hear the classics; those are the songs that mean something because they are connected to a time in somebody's life. A new song is fresh but it has no connection, so you listen to it five times and then you say 'That's really nice, now play 'Love Gun'."

www.Metal-Rules.com: So this tour is basically a celebration of your 35 year career?
Stanley: "Yes, plus when we're in Europe, we'll be doing all of Kiss Alive. So, you know, here we do it a little different because Australia we have a different kind of relationship with, we try to include a broader spectrum of music."

www.Metal-Rules.com: Like you mentioned, you've decided to perform the Alive album in its entirety in Europe. How come, since you're not even wearing the Alive costumes on this tour but the ones from the Destroyer era?
Stanley: "Well because we're not recreating the past, we're celebrating it. It's not about putting on the KISS Alive show, it's not about dressing, it's not about making a statement by recreating that moment, the costumes or what we wanted to wear because we've worn the other, you know. And we don't wanna come up with new costumes. Again, new costumes are almost like a new album. Somebody maybe saying 'When are you gonna have new costumes?', but if we showed up in new costumes they'd say 'Why aren't you dressed like KISS?' So at some point we have to do what we think makes the most sense."

Read more here.

KISS' PAUL STANLEY To Guest On Southern California's Public Radio - KPCC-FM Today


KISS' PAUL STANLEY will be guest today (May 31st) on Southern California's Public Radio - KPCC-FM (89.3) - the show is called
Off Ramp and runs from Noon-1 PM. For more info click here.

PAUL STANLEY Comments On Reports Of Upcoming KISS Clone Reality TV Show


Picture by Gerhard Wimmer

In the wake of numerous reports stemming from an interview done in Norway regarding an upcoming KISS clone reality TV show, frontman Paul Stanley has issued the following statement:

"A KISS clone reality show? First of all, contrary to what was said by anyone, there is no signed deal. Secondly, if we were to do a KISS II, and I don't rule that out, it would be in addition to, and never in place of KISS. If we were to do it, I know it would be done in a groundbreaking way and would be tremendously entertaining. KISS has always defined itself by the rules we break, so what's the big surprise? We are in the middle of our biggest and most successful tour of Europe ever, playing to over a half million people, and neither KISS or I have any plans to stop afterwards!"

PAUL STANLEY - Pennsylvania Art Shows Announced

Wentworth Gallery, one of the nation's leading fine art retailers is presenting two art exhibitions by artist, rock icon and legendary KISS frontman, Paul Stanley. He will make two special appearances at the Wentworth Gallery in King of Prussia, PA

Both appearances are open to the public and free of charge

Friday - July 25, 2008 - -7-9 PM

Saturday - July 26, 2008 -- 5-8 PM

Wentworth Gallery - The Court at King of Prussia
690 West Dekalb Pike - King of Prussia, PA

For details on the VIP Reception with Paul on Saturday - July 26, 2008 4-5 PM or to RSVP call - 610-337-8988 or 800-732-6140.

PAUL STANLEY Adds New Art Shows

www.KISSOnline.com reports:

Pictured are a few photos from Paul's St. Louis area art show last weekend.

Wentworth Gallery, one of the nation's leading fine art retailers, is proud to present an art exhibition by artist and rock icon PAUL STANLEY. The KISS frontman will present his work at two special appearances at the Wentworth Gallery in the Woodfield Mall on August 22nd and 23rd, 2008.

His appearance will be open to the public and free of charge.

Paul Stanley's Wentworth Gallery Appearances
Friday - August 22, 2008 7 - 9 PM
Saturday - August 23, 2008 5 - 8 PM*

Wentworth Gallery
5 Woodfield Shopping Center
Schaumburg, Illinois 60173
*VIP Reception 4 -5 p.m. (Call for details)
847-995-1190