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PAUL STANLEY Talks Art With KNBC-TV Channel 4 In Los Angeles (Video)

December 16, 2010

KISS guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley was interviewed for a segment that aired last night (Wednesday, December 15) on KNBC-TV Channel 4 in Los Angeles, California. Check out the clip below.

In a recent interview with Celebrity Extra, Stanley stated about his artwork, "I've been doing it for quite a few years now. I started painting 10 years ago really as a way of finding another creative outlet. I'm always looking for another way to express myself, and that's how I attempted to find myself. So whether it was doing 'Phantom of the Opera' or painting or doing what I do in KISS, they're all ways for me to emote stay creative. That's who I am, that's what's in my blood.

"I originally painted with no expectations of ever doing a show or of ever showing anybody my art. It came about because I hung the piece in my house, and people kept saying, 'Who did that painting?' And funny because I wasn't very secure or confident in my ability, I never signed it. To this day that piece isn't signed, but it gave me food for thought, because people seem to connect so much with it that I got talked into doing a show. At this point I've been averaging probably anywhere from 12 to 15 shows a year around the county, and they've been amazingly successful in a way that quite honestly leaves me speechless."

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