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Former MSG Singer ROBIN MCAULEY Performs Live In California: Photos Available

May 11, 2004

Former MCAULEY SCHENKER GROUP (MSG) singer Robin McAuley performed a rare solo show on April 30 at Paladino's in Tarzana, California. Robin played songs from MSG, GRAND PRIX, UFO and his solo career. Check out photos from McAuley's official web site.

As previously reported, McAuley is among the hard rock musicians that have recorded KISS covers for the recently released tribute album "Spin the Bottle", available on the Koch label. The 11-track set, which features McAuley on a version of "I Stole Your Love" was executive produced by longtime KISS associate Bob Kulick and includes appearances by former and current KISS members Bruce Kulick and Eric Singer.

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