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BRUCE KULICK Featured In SAPGIR BAND Video

July 24, 2008

Former KISS and current GRAND FUNK RAILROAD guitarist Bruce Kulick has issued the following update:

"A few months ago I told you all about a session I did for a popular Russian artist, SAPGIR BAND. Well, they used footage of my session in the video for the song [see below], and here is it to enjoy. That old Les Paul from 'God Gave Rock N Roll To You II' and various other KISS songs is making the magic... my brother even played that LP on the Paul Stanley solo disc from 1978! Enjoy!"

Founded in 2005 by Dmitry Sapgir, SAPGIR BAND is a classic rock act which lists THE BEATLES, DEEP PURPLE, THE ROLLING STONES, URIAH HEEP and DIRE STRAITS as its influences.

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