This week Tom & Zeus welcome singer, bassist, songwriter and more, Jean Beauvoir a songwriter and contributor of 5 KISS songs.

Jean Beauvoir got his start in music during the punk rock explosion with the Plasmatics as their bass player. He went on to work with some of the biggest names in music, including Bruce Springsteen, Prince and the Ramones.

He also became friends with Paul Stanley during the 1980's and he shares many of his wonderful stories with the guys. Jean discusses the KISS songs he co-wrote and the ones he performed on which include, Get All You Can Take, Under The Gun, Thrills In The Night, Who Wants To Be Lonely and Uh! All Night. He also details his friendship with Paul Stanley and relationship with Gene Simmons and the rest of the band

A fun conversation SIOL style filled with interesting nuggets and details about KISS.

You won't want to miss this one or there will be a voodoo curse!

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