Kiss Star Shows His Other Passion

PHILADELPHIA - Paul Stanley is an artist in many different circles and, of course, we first saw his work on the stage in the 1970s as the front man for the legendary band Kiss.

Full make-up and everything, Stanley and the rest of Kiss became trendsetters in the world of rock and roll. To this day, you can find just about anything when it comes to Kiss memorabilia.

Stanley visited "Good Day Philadelphia" on Friday to talk about his other kind of artwork, a new personal collection that is going on display at Wentworth Galleries in King of Prussia.

He talked about the pieces of art, the differences between his paintings and sculptures and being an artist on stage with Kiss, and who's coming to see his exhibit.

You can see Stanley and his art exhibit from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday or from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday at Wentworth Gallery in The Court at King of Prussia, located at 160 North Gulph Road.

Link: PaulStanley.com

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