KISS Guitarist Bruce Kulick To Play With House Band At Sydney Venue Tonight

Legendary guitarist Bruce Kulick, best known for manning the lead six-string in hard-rock icons KISS for 12 years from the mid-1980s to mid-'90s and now shredding it up in Grand Funk Railroad, will play a surprise gig with the house band at Sydney venue Frankie's Pizza tonight.

In the country for a series of masterclasses to divulge some of his tips and tricks as one of the world's most prominent axe-wielders, Kulick's final few days in Australia have lined up perfectly to allow him the time to step out with the esteemed musicians in Frankie's World Famous House Band for a concert-length performance of classic covers and KISS tracks for those in attendance.

Kulick, for his part, seems to be pretty jazzed about the show, describing Frankie's as a "terrific venue" and "'the place' to be in Sydney, like [famed club] CBGB was in NYC", even shooting a compliment to Frankie's World Famous House Band's way, calling them "the killer house band that everyone raves about".

"Hope to see the Sydney KISS Army there!" Kulick said.

Pizza's in the oven from 4pm today, with Kulick and the Frankie's house band kicking off from 9pm.

Oh, did we mention it's free? Because it's FREE. So, yeah, you'll want to get in early for this one; see the event's Facebook page for more details.