Paul Stanley Posts Bizarre Message to Peter & Ace

Paul Stanley showed his true feelings through his art. Kiss frontman and founding member Paul Stanley shared a bizarre message to his ex bandmates. Stanley posted a photo of himself standing in front of a painting of Peter Criss and Ace Frehley. The painting was titled, I Hate Peter & Ace.

Stanley considers himself an artist and his work has appeared in galleries and public restrooms. He has even mounted a national tour to show off his artwork. Paul went to the High School of Music & Art in New York, but failed art. One teacher went so far as to state, “I can shite art better than that.”

Paul Stanley Art

Initially KISS was formed in NYC in the early 1970s. Peter Criss placed an advertisement in an Adult Magazine, which read: EXPD. ROCK & roll drummer looking for orig. grp. doing soft & hard music. No douchebags, posers, makeup or head cases. Willing to do anything – Peter, Brooklyn. A lot of weirdos took the ad the wrong way and Peter ended up tied up naked in the trunk of a car in Bayonne, NJ. Then Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley answered the ad and KISS was formed.

Since the band broke up, there has been lots of fighting, replacement members, reunions and more fighting over the years. There were accusations about groping wives and tulips on the organ. For one of their final tours, Gene and Paul admitted that they only allowed the other guys to join because they planned to harvest and sell Ace and Peter’s organs on the Chinese black market.

Monkey Boy

Peter and Ace wrote a song called “Monkey Boy” about Paul. The lyrics claimed that Paul Stanley’s right ear was misshapen after being bitten by a chimpanzee during a school trip to the central park zoo. Stanley was taunting the chimp and the chimp retaliated by grabbing the boys head, rubbing his genitals on his face and biting his ear. Stanley was mocked by the other school children and was forever referred to as, “Monkey Boy”.

For their most recent End of The Road, final, never going to happen again tour, Gene & Paul snubbed Peter & Ace. Ace then made a comment about Stanley’s art. “I had guns put to my head. Got into some crazy fights,” the guitarist once said about his youth. “I was slashed in the stomach on my 13th birthday. Once I was electrocuted but all of that is still better than looking at Stanley’s art. I have seen monkey’s fling their feces at the wall and make better art.” That was the final straw for Stanley who then took to social media to vent his frustrations. Stay tuned.