The rock band’s official Twitter also reposted Kulick’s brother’s note, adding, “We are heartbroken. Our deepest condolences to the Kulick family in this difficult time.”
We are heartbroken. Our deepest condolences to the Kulick family in this difficult time.
Kulick originally auditioned for Kiss in 1972, but was passed over in favor of Ace Frehley. However, the guitarist toured and worked in the studio with the band for numerous years. He also worked on Kiss singer Paul Stanley’s 1978 solo album.
Kulick was also featured on Lou Reed’s 1975 album, Coney Island Baby, and was part of Meat Loaf’s touring band, the Neverland Express. He also worked on the Spongebob Squarepants song “Sweet Victory” and recorded his first solo album in 2018.
Upon hearing news of his death, rock singer Jeff Scott Soto, guitarist Gus G. and more friends expressed their condolences on social media.
Ugh, another peer, colleague & someone I considered friend has passed. I worked with Bob Kulick on many recordings through the years, most notably the many tribute albums he produced.
My condolences to his brother Bruce and extended Kulick family.
R.I.P. Bob Kulick. I had the pleasure of working with him on a Randy Rhoads tribute album a few years back. My condolences to his family and loved ones
Oh Man..This Is Awful! R.I.P. #bobkulick Ty for all the love u always gave me & us!!! We all will miss you my brother! Thoughts & Prayers to the Kulick Family. We all loved Bob so much! Mt
#Bobkulick, it’s so sad to hear you’re not with us anymore.
I will always remember the great sessions we did with #Lemmy. Your work on my duets with Lem, ‘Love Me Forever’ & ‘Alone Again’, was phenomenal. We wanted to do so much more…
#RIP, my dear friend!#Love, #Doro
