Eric Carr reveals: I almost got Bruce Kulick killed

In this interview excerpt from May 9, 1989, Eric Carr, KISS's second drummer, reveals how asking Bruce Kulick to run an errand for him almost cost Bruce his life. Fortunately, Bruce wound up only with a broken bone and not a fractured skull .... or worse! Bruce and Eric were soon back in the studio working with Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley as they recorded demos for the Hot in the Shade album.
The video features photos of Eric along with captions that relate the photos to audio excerpts from his interview.
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[@jemstar3388]

Bruce and Eric seemed like good friends. It’s great that even now Bruce keeps Eric’s memory alive and always remembers Eric on his birthday and anniversary of his passing.

[@ericcarrrevealed]

Yes! They were good friends and had a lot of fun together

[@scottbostic6247]

I'm glad to hear that. I like Peter but honestly, Eric was a special person with a huge heart.

[@Cocobara960]

Shit man I just found your channel today and it made me so happy that u post such videos. Eric Carr was my favourite KISS member.

[@ericcarrrevealed]

Thanks!

[@smoluk1]

Eric carr coolest nicest guy ever.

[@ericcarrrevealed]

I never met him. Did you?

[@smoluk1]

@@ericcarrrevealed just other people who met him mainly kiss fans like Eddy Trunk did and many many more it's amazing they all say this same time great guy not one bad story of him.

[@ericcarrrevealed]

@@smoluk1 You're correct, I've never heard anyone (expect in Paul's autobiography) say anything negative about Eric.

[@crazywisdom2]

I saw Eric and Bruce on the HOT in the Shade Tour. Toledo Sports Arena. Great show.

[@ericcarrrevealed]

HITS was a fantastic tour. Great setlist

[@troywindle8308]

Bruce also got shot

[@ericcarrrevealed]

Yup. That was in 2003 or 2004.

[@dragomak9394]

I thought that was in yhe 90s

[@grahamyoung3433]

It was probably Eddie Trunk trying to get Ace back in the band.

[@ericcarrrevealed]

Lol, Nice! I hadn't thought of that!

[@finishin.my.coffee8780]

Wow, I never knew about this.

[@ericcarrrevealed]

Glad you liked the video. Eric has some really cool stories to tell

[@whitecloud_94]

Please make the clicking sound of the mouse louder. It's not loud enough.

[@Rob-dp3vr]

What are you talking about?

[@ericbrewer2409]

Seems like Gene and Paul were trying to off Bruce on at least two occasions. They tried to lure Ace to the Bahamas.

[@canisXsapien]

Bruce can’t go outside with getting hit by a car or shot

[@sonsofguns1903]

After ace left, the only other guitar player with a signature sound was Vinnie. I can never tell the difference between mark Saint John or Bruce kulick.

[@ericcarrrevealed]

Mark was very much like the hot shot guitarists of the mid 1980s. Mark was classically trained and liked to play fast. Bruce' influences were the same as Ace's: Hendrix, Clapton, etc. and plays riffs. He's not as concerned about speed but more about the sound and the vibe

[@CincinnatusPublish]

Bruce always sounded generic to me.