Backstage Pass

Para quem é fã do Paul independente do KISS, recomendo 💯% a leitura, se estiver afim de ler o livro em busca de detalhes da vida dele no KISS, então não recomendo este e sim o primeiro livro Face The Music. Aproveite!

Great book.

If you want to read about his band Kiss, read his other book Face the music, but if you want to really understand the man he his become today read this book. I find it influence how i can live my life and keep on trying new things to reach my potential. I never though my music hero could reach me at this point, you have to say that Paul never drink but he was a womanizing rock star( Saw him twice once in 1983 for an autograph session for Lick it up and he was more interested in looking for women to consume than to talk to fans, and the second times it was in 95 for the Kiss convention and he was nicer) for most of his life but as he navigate through life he found his purpose and what makes him happy outside the stage. And he trie to become a good influence on fans to make them reach their full potential. Paul is really a great guy !

Me gustan las historias que explica y cómo las explica

I'm a big fan of Paul Stanley: the vocalist. I think he has one of the best voices in Rock 'n Roll. HOWEVER, Paul readily admits he's spent years in psychological therapy (probably for all the bullying he took as a kid as a result of his right-ear deformity (microtia). Much of this book is Paul's insight into himself and the years of therapy have guided him into reiterating much of those sessions. I enjoyed the book. I enjoyed his other (first) book, too. But they're very different. Face the Music was much better than this book in terms of entertainment value. This book is more about who Paul is (maybe he should change his name back to Stanley Bert Eisen and that would help him see his true identity).