Bruce Kulick is a New York-born guitarist best known for his tenure with the iconic rock band KISS from 1984 to 1996. During this period, he contributed to several albums and tours in the band’s non-makeup era. Following his time with KISS, Kulick formed the band Union, released several solo albums, and joined Grand Funk Railroad in 2000, serving as their lead guitarist until his departure in December 2023. As of January 2025, Kulick remains active in the music industry. He maintains a strong presence on social media platforms, including Instagram and Facebook, where he shares updates on his musical endeavors and personal projects.
Recently, Kulick has been working on his autobiography, aiming to provide an in-depth look into his life and career. In this interview, Kulick reflects on the events of 2024 and speculates about what might happen in 2025. He also revisits 1995, when the band embarked on a successful KISS Convention -tour that ultimately led to the recording of the classic Unplugged, and recalls the studio sessions for Kulick’s last KISS album, Carnival of Souls, held before KISS reunited with the original lineup in 1996.