Paul Stanley - Touch Of Kiss (Radio Broadcast Recording, 1989) (2026)
BAND/ARTIST: Paul Stanley
- Title: Touch Of Kiss
- Year Of Release: 1989 (2026)
- Label: Rockin' Bear Records
- Genre: Hard Rock
- Quality: FLAC (*tracks)
- Total Time: 01:01:28
- Total Size: 407 mb (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Before returning to the record-breaking heights of KISS, PAUL STANLEY took over the world’s most iconic clubs in 1989 for his first ever solo tour. Stripped of makeup and pyrotechnics, he delivered nothing but pure, electrifying hard rock gigs.
This March 11th performance showcased a raw mix of KISS staples, tracks from his 1978 solo debut and a high-energy cover of ‘Communication Breakdown’.
The setlist at the time was a dream for KISS fans as it included songs from Paul’s ‘78 solo album that were never played live before (“Tonight You Belong To Me”, “Goodbye”, “Wouldn’t You Like To Know Me”), 70s KISS songs not played for many years such as “I Want You”, “I Stole Your Love”, and “C’mon and Love Me” plus it was exciting at the time that Paul did an unreleased KISS song…..”Hide Your Heart”. Also the (at the time) largely unknown band Warrant would open many of the shows on this tour.
This is a very well done bootleg available on CD and vinyl, and there’s various versions – all with the same cover art but signed by threes different ‘labels’: IDS, Blue Line, and Rockin’ Bear Records. To make it even more collectible, there’s two audio versions too: just the songs and other with Paul’s banter in between.
Of course, PAUL STANLEY band is awesome including the late Bob Kulick on guitar, unique Eric Singer on drums, Kulick’s partner in Balance and Skull bassist Dennis St.James (aka Dennis Feldman), and Cinderella / KISS keyboard player Gary Corbett.
KISS didn’t tour or perform in 1989 or support the “Smashes, Thrashes & Hits” compilation outside of a few radio show appearances. Instead, Paul Stanley embarked on his first solo tour breaking away from the safety of the KISS cocoon.
Paul, promoting the tour commented, “I always said I want to get close to the fans, and you can’t get much closer than the clubs… It’s like when your wife lets you go on vacation by yourself and hopes you behave well”. As a way to reinvigorate his performance, Paul felt, “I’m safe within the confines of the band, but I think everybody should work as a solo artist”.
Tracks:
01 – I Stole Your Love
02 – I Want You
03 – Tears Are Falling
04 – Tonight You Belong To Me
05 – C’Mon And Love Me
06 – Wouldn’t You Like To Know Me
07 – Heaven’s On Fire
08 – Hide Your Heart
09 – Reason To Live
10 – Lick It Up
11 – Let’s Put The X In Sex
12 – Love Gun
13 – Goodbye
14 – Communication Breakdown
15 – Detroit Rock City
Personnel:
Paul Stanley – vocals, guitar
Bob Kulick – guitar
Eric Singer – drums
Dennis St. James – bass, backing vocals
Gary Corbett – keyboards
This March 11th performance showcased a raw mix of KISS staples, tracks from his 1978 solo debut and a high-energy cover of ‘Communication Breakdown’.
The setlist at the time was a dream for KISS fans as it included songs from Paul’s ‘78 solo album that were never played live before (“Tonight You Belong To Me”, “Goodbye”, “Wouldn’t You Like To Know Me”), 70s KISS songs not played for many years such as “I Want You”, “I Stole Your Love”, and “C’mon and Love Me” plus it was exciting at the time that Paul did an unreleased KISS song…..”Hide Your Heart”. Also the (at the time) largely unknown band Warrant would open many of the shows on this tour.
This is a very well done bootleg available on CD and vinyl, and there’s various versions – all with the same cover art but signed by threes different ‘labels’: IDS, Blue Line, and Rockin’ Bear Records. To make it even more collectible, there’s two audio versions too: just the songs and other with Paul’s banter in between.
Of course, PAUL STANLEY band is awesome including the late Bob Kulick on guitar, unique Eric Singer on drums, Kulick’s partner in Balance and Skull bassist Dennis St.James (aka Dennis Feldman), and Cinderella / KISS keyboard player Gary Corbett.
KISS didn’t tour or perform in 1989 or support the “Smashes, Thrashes & Hits” compilation outside of a few radio show appearances. Instead, Paul Stanley embarked on his first solo tour breaking away from the safety of the KISS cocoon.
Paul, promoting the tour commented, “I always said I want to get close to the fans, and you can’t get much closer than the clubs… It’s like when your wife lets you go on vacation by yourself and hopes you behave well”. As a way to reinvigorate his performance, Paul felt, “I’m safe within the confines of the band, but I think everybody should work as a solo artist”.
Tracks:
01 – I Stole Your Love
02 – I Want You
03 – Tears Are Falling
04 – Tonight You Belong To Me
05 – C’Mon And Love Me
06 – Wouldn’t You Like To Know Me
07 – Heaven’s On Fire
08 – Hide Your Heart
09 – Reason To Live
10 – Lick It Up
11 – Let’s Put The X In Sex
12 – Love Gun
13 – Goodbye
14 – Communication Breakdown
15 – Detroit Rock City
Personnel:
Paul Stanley – vocals, guitar
Bob Kulick – guitar
Eric Singer – drums
Dennis St. James – bass, backing vocals
Gary Corbett – keyboards
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