More than a month after the Jane's Addiction concert in Boston, there is still talk of Perry Farrell's attack on Dave Navarro. Paul Stanley of Kiss did it this time, who have always underlined the importance of work ethic, of giving the public what the public wants and deserves.
Interviewed by Steve-O on the podcast Wild RideStanley had his say on what happened in Boston: «The fundamental rule is that you don't beat yourself up and don't bring your problems on stage. You have to put the ego aside, ok this is more difficult, you have to leave the anger and resentment down the stairs” that take you to the stage.
Kiss always did this, Stanley says, and tried to resolve problems after the concert, even talking to each other when there were strong disagreements between members of the group. The point is that «the public doesn't deserve it, the public paid. People only get one chance to see you on tour. The night before and the night after don't mean anything to them, that's their night and seeing you not interacting with your bandmate is disgusting. It's disrespectful to the people who paid.” Moral: «It's your job!».