PAUL STANLEY Discusses Ending KISS After 50 Years, Teases New Solo Music - "I Don't Think I Can Stop"; Video

In the clip below from Gibson TV’s The Collection, Paul Stanley talks to Mark Agnesi about life after KISS and how stepping away from the stage has been tough, but a chance to reboot. The iconic frontman and co-songwriter of KISS, Paul shares his thoughts on the final tour, playing with KISS for the last time, the emotional weight of closing out that chapter of his life and the deep appreciation he has of the band and its fans.

Watch as he talks about his lifelong love of the guitar, why he needed to stop playing for a time after the KISS farewell tour and the joy he still gets from holding one. Paul talks about the idea behind his Soul Station project, a tribute to the Motown and Philly soul music he grew up with and teases new music as a solo artist.

Watch the full episode here and see Paul Stanley show Mark Agnesi a selection of his most prized guitars and share stories about his first SG Les Paul, the heartbreak of losing vintage Burst Les Pauls, the story of his mirrored Ibanez PS-10 signature guitar, and see his newest addition, a Custom Shop 1961 Les Paul SG Standard.