Bruce Kulick, a guitarist for Grand Funk Railroad, is a wealthy American who has a net worth of $15 million.
Bruce Howard Kulick was born in Brooklyn on December 12, 1953, and rose to fame after serving as a member of the American rock band Kiss for many years.
Bruce Kulick’s musical journey began in 1975.
As a member of the touring band Meat Loaf, he gained his first taste of fame with their 1977 album Bat Out Of Hell.
During that time, he and his brother Bob were both playing dual guitars.
Bruce and Michael Bolton, who were both aspiring singers at the time, established their own band named Blackjack.
Despite this, the band only released two albums and eventually disbanded.
Over the next few years, Kulick continued his involvement with the Good Rats.
In the meantime, he made an appearance on the album Great American Music and opened for Ozzy Osbourne.
Following his separation from The Good Rats, Bruce was invited to play as the lead guitarist of KISS for twelve years (1984–1996). He joined the band for their Animalize tour in 1984 and stayed with them until the 1996 Reunion Tour.
Bruce’s worldwide touring with the Kiss resulted in him receiving numerous Platinum and Gold awards, which are a testament to their collective singing and writing skills.
Moreover, he is a prominent figure on Kissology II and III, the band’s award-winning DVD compilation that covers their 35-year career.
Bruce has been involved with session work, new artists, instructional DVDs, and music compositions since Kiss.
Union, which was founded by Bruce and collaborator John Corabi, was released three times before 2000.
Bruce and John teamed up with Eric Singer in 1998 to release an album called the Eric Singer Project (E.S.P.).
In the meantime, he maintained a close relationship with Kiss, contributing to their Psycho Circus album and the Detroit Rock City soundtrack, as well as other collaborations with the band.
In 2001 and 2003, he released two solo albums, namely Audio Dog and Transformers.
He has been playing with Grand Funk Railroad since they joined as their frontman in 2001.