Mr. K’s Super Show #65: KISS Meets The Kulick (with Jeff Hogland)

We celebrate the 40th anniversary  of KISS's Asylum album by taking a look at the Bruce Kulick era of KISS. In 1984, after a series of revolving door guitarists came and went, Bruce Kulick became the permanent lead guitarist for the band during their non-makeup era and brought some stability to the veteran band.  He also helped bridge the gap between the group's classic sound and the 80s "hair metal" sound that was hip and "rad" at the time. Jeff Hogland (Classic Rock Bottom) and me take a deep dive into the 5 studio albums that Mr. Kulick recorded with KISS: Asylum, Crazy Nights, Hot In The Shade, Revenge and Carnival Of Souls.  And of course, we get into all the backstage drama and shenanigans that goes along with KISS in the 80s and 90s. Just don't look too closely at the band's Asylum-era stage outfits, because, well...they don't say that Gene Simmons looked like Golden Girl Bea Arthur for nothing!