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Paul Stanley, the rock band KISS lead singer and guitarist
had to pull out of a show in Southern California
because of heart problems that occurred before the concert.
"During sound check yesterday, my heart spontaneously
jumped to 190 plus beats per minute where it stayed for over an hour necessitating
paramedics to start an IV and give me a shot to momentarily stop my heart and
get it into a normal pattern," Paul Stanley explained in his Web site.
While Stanley
was in the hospital, Gene Simmons, Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer, the other
three components of legendary rock group, had to play the gig as a trio.
“I’m very proud of Gene, Tommy and Eric for carrying on
without me. I apologize to anyone I disappointed and I’ll make it up to you
when I see you again.” wrote Stanley
on his web site.
Stanley
is the co-founder of KISS and the author of many of their hit songs such as “I Was
Made For Loving You” and “Crazy, Crazy Nights”
Stanley, who is 55 year old was included last year in the Long
Island Music Hall of Fame and also he released his second solo album “Live
to Win”
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