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       Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed (2014)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: May 7, 2014, 9:14 pm
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       [center]Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed
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       Trailer
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       Yes, there's even a Trailer for the book!
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       Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed immediately
       differentiates itself from Gene Simmons  KISS and Make-Up
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       />and Ace Frehley's book in a few ways. For starters, Face The
       Music is actually a book about self analysis, reflection and
       empowerment. I've literally been following Paul's career for
       pretty much my entire life and this book was an eye opener in
       how candid and revealing he was when it came to talking about
       the fact that he was born without a right ear, leaving him deaf
       on that side. He goes into great detail about how he chose to
       hide that from pretty much everyone for years. He also talks
       about his home life growing up and why he eventually became a
       rock star as he was looking to fill a void that he wasn't
       getting at home. Not a happy home life for sure. Whatever you
       may think of KISS or Paul Stanley, reading the book does offer
       something for everyone. I found that I related to a lot of what
       he has been through and for that, the book was worth it.
       With that out of the way, of course Paul is going to talk about
       KISS and the members that have made up the band for 40 years. He
       does dish on everyone, but it's not as salacious as you might
       think it would be, or hope it to be. He does have his harshest
       criticism for Peter Criss. If there was anyone in the book that
       got bashed the most, it was him. He literally paints him as a
       sad, illiterate loser that can't do anything right but complain
       about anything and everything. Gene and Ace also get into Paul's
       cross-hairs, and was very open in his disappoint in Gene taking
       advantage of Paul just to promote the "Gene Simmons Brand".
       The book is not perfect and the main reason why I couldn't give
       this book a full 5 Stars is that it felt like Paul was holding
       back (possibly saving the real dirt for a follow up book. I know
       I would). I bring this up because the book is over 450 pages
       long and I still felt like there was a lot of stuff left out of
       the book, especially stories regarding Vinnie Vincent and Eric
       Carr, the two things I was look forward to the most regarding
       KISS-related stories. They were kind of just glossed over. The
       other thing that knocked the rating down was that by the tail
       end of the book, it kind of loss steam, much like Ace's book (No
       Regrets
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       />Speaking of Ace, Paul may have called him lazy a few times and
        a
       wasted talented, but I think he got off light compared to Peter,
       which leads me to believe that Paul may in fact be handling him
       with kid gloves in the event that Ace does rejoin KISS at some
       point, even if Paul states in the book that the current version
       of KISS is the one he wants to retire with. For me it's a Buy
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       />for the music lover or one looking for a good read, it's
       definitely worth a Rent.
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       Re: Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed (2014)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: June 2, 2014, 9:57 am
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       [center]KISS Expo Indianapolis 2014: Full Paul Stanley Q&A
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       What the hell! I never thought a Q&A could make me cry, but
       that's exactly what happened here. I defy anyone that watches
       the little 10 year old girl talk about her mother not to cry,
       especially after she's called on stage and Paul talks to her, to
       reassure her and comfort her. Fantastic, heart-felt moment. I'm
       only 20 minutes into the video and it's damn funny too. Paul is
       on fire. Looking forward to watching the rest of it.
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       Re: Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed (2014)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: June 2, 2014, 10:08 am
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       Man, this really is damn funny!!!!! Was not expecting to laugh
       as much as I have been. Paul is AWESOME!
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       Re: Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed (2014)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: June 2, 2014, 4:21 pm
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       Nice bonus seeing Bruce Kulick crashing the Q&A session.
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       Re: Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed (2014)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: June 2, 2014, 4:28 pm
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       [center]KISS' Paul Stanley with Aidin Vazari (April 25, 2014)
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       This came into my YouTube feed this afternoon and had to watch
       this as well. It's not a fan Q&A in the same sense as the
       previous video. This is more typical of a standard Book Q&A with
       a moderator in front of a live audience. Paul is just as funny
       and the crowd is definitely into it. It's both a Book review as
       well as hitting on other topics not associated with the book.
       It's a great hour of hearing someone dishing on everything. He
       talks about growing up as a kid, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
       debacle as well as stories about Gene, Peter and Ace. This one
       is a keeper. Not sure Gene could get away with doing something
       so intimate because he is always playing a caricatures of Gene
       Simmons and I'd feel we wouldn't get the real person behind the
       persona. In this one, it's definitely the real Paul Stanley.
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       Re: Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed (2014)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: June 3, 2014, 12:52 pm
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       [center]Paul Stanley of KISS interview on "Home & Family"
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       Interview today. Paul is getting a lot of post-Rock and Roll
       Hall of Fame face-time.
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       Re: Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed (2014)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: July 3, 2014, 12:17 pm
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       [center]Paul Stanley Says Face the Music is the Most Honest KISS
       Autobiography Ever Written
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       Re: Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed (2014)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: January 14, 2015, 5:07 pm
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       [center]Joe Rogan Experience #562 - Paul Stanley
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       Joe Rogan is a fan of KISS so I imagine this was a true honor
       for him to get Paul Stanley on his show. But I question what he
       does at times, especially when they are talking about File
       Sharing. He was borderline antagonistic in trying to justify how
       File Sharing should just be accepted as it's a way of life now.
       I'm surprised that Paul didn't get up and walk out of the
       interview when Joe kept harping on it. Overall, this was a good
       interview. It was fun to watch.
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       Re: Paul Stanley: Face The Music - A Life Exposed (2014)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: June 13, 2019, 6:11 pm
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       [center]Paul Stanley's Life Advice And 99-year Old Father
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       I had no idea that his father was still around, let alone 99
       years old. Impressive. BTW, why is Paul wearing Ace's shoes?
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