Paul Stanley recently apologized to Bruce Kulick for not giving him credit during the KISS Kruise Landlocked event in Las Vegas on November 15 and 16. The singer made his apology during a Q&A session at The Theater at Virgin Hotels.
Stanley explained, “Before we get going and we’ve got a lot of questions, I just wanted to apologize to Bruce. Last night was exciting, and I was caught up in the adrenaline. I was surprised to see Bruce out there, and I forgot to give him his due. Bruce is not only part of the family; he was an important member of the band. So, I’m sorry for not recognizing him last night.”
Bruce Kulick shared that he found the event magical and felt grateful to play with KISS again. It had been years since he performed with his former bandmates. The KISS Kruise brought together fans and performers for a weekend celebrating the band’s legacy in rock music.
The setlist featured classic songs like “Lick It Up” and “Rock N Roll All Nite,” showcasing the band’s extensive career. Fans discussed whether KISS properly acknowledged everyone who contributed to their success. There was some tension during the show, and many media outlets reported on Stanley’s oversight.
Overall, the KISS Kruise was a memorable event, reminding everyone of the band’s impact on rock history and the importance of recognizing all its members.
