As a huge, lifelong KISS fan, it is very sad to hear about the passing of the band's manager during their glory years. He signed the then unknown quartet in the early 70s and famously paid for KISS' 1975 tour using his American Express card. Bill and the band parted ways in the early 80s.
So this is the guy we blame for introducing Gene Simmons to the rest of the world?
Wonder if they'll cremate him and somehow mix his ashes into the ink of a comic book.
Somehow....Gene Simmons will make a profit from this.
RIP Mr. Aucoin....
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You can count on that - there will be a "Kiss - The Aucoin Years" cd or dvd or book. I wonder if Kiss donated a "Kiss casket"?Originally Posted by havoc
Somehow....Gene Simmons will make a profit from this.
RIP Mr. Aucoin....
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RIP Bill...thanks for bringing us "The Hottest Band in the World". A true visionary back in the day.
RIP, gui.
Renowned Death Hag
RIP Bill.
For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38-39
LOL @ "How will Gene make a profit from this?" SO TRUE!
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