The Kiss man was quoted recently in the Associated Press on the project, saying. There are unscrupulous types who affect the music business and affect how and where you hear music and it's important to shed light on that because, just like at home, you shine a flashlight, the cockroaches go scurrying. It's a very, very shady business and you have to have a strong backbone to survive and to come out clean. Along the way, this special will talk a little more about that. The celebrity episodes of the show are scheduled to air Feb. 11 and 14, and will also feature participants like Metallica's Lars Ulrich, Backstreet Boys Nick Carter and Howie Dorough, Mark McGrath, the Dixie Chicks' Emily Robison, and Sisqo.
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In other related news, Kiss will never stop touring. Also, this past November, a fan in Grand Rapids, MI, filed suit against Kiss, claiming she was injured after Paul Stanley smashed his guitar on stage and hurled it into the crowd. The woman says she was dragged out of her seat in all the confusion and was permanently injured and scarred after a guitar string became entangled around her finger. All efforts at a settlement between the two parties have proven unsuccessful.