Doc McGhee Kiss 's longtime manager , revealed the simple logic behind managing the careers of successful bands: invest in what each band does well and make them the best at it.
“[In Kiss] we don’t write songs and try to be Pearl Jam or Rage Against The Machine , nor do we try to be anything else,” he said in an interview with Rob’s School of Music [via Ultimate Classic Rock] . “We do four chords and bad lyrics, and it works fabulously for Kiss. And we blow everything up. And the Kiss collectibles and the aura around Kiss is monstrous. It’s infectious; it excites me every day.”
Regarding the possibility of Ace Frehley finally reuniting with the band for the final tour, McGhee explained that the group “never says never to anything” – something that Paul Stanley certainly follows, as he recently revealed that he “doesn’t rule out” the guitarist’s participation . “Will Ace show up? Of course he will. We hope Peter will show up too. Everyone is invited to the Kiss party,” the manager explained.
