KISS frontman, Paul Stanley, had to have his heart stopped and restarted after it jumped to 190 beats-per-minute on its own and stayed there for over an hour. Doctors forced him to sit-out a KISS gig Friday night. Gene Simmons, Eric Singer, and Tommy Thayer played the gig as a trio - the first time the band has ever worked as a trio.
Stanley, 55, called the experience “exhausting.” There is no word as to when, or even if, he will return to performing.
Stanley, 55, called the experience “exhausting.” There is no word as to when, or even if, he will return to performing.
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