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BRUCE KULICK's UNION To Perform Benefit Concert In Germany

June 10, 2005

According to a posting at KissNews.de, former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick will perform a benefit concert with his UNION project on November 25 at the Stadthalle Babenhausen (near Frankfurt / M.) in Germany. Proceeds from the shows will go to children suffering from cancer in Germany. Kulick is also expected to visit a hospital while he is in Germany.

UNION recently issued a live DVD, entitled "Do Your Own Thing Live!". The disc, which can be ordered from Kulick.net, includes two UNION concerts: a full one from 2001 (just before UNION's trip to Argentina),and one for ESP guitars at MI from January of 2000. Bonus material includes an unreleased UNION song called "Walking In Your Sleep", behind-the-scenes footage on tour with UNION, a photo gallery, and more links to all things UNION.

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