Former KISS bandmates Eric Singer and Bruce Kulick teamed up on a cover of Bryan Adams' chart-topping hit "Heaven."
Singer is the lead vocalist on the rendition, while Kulick impresses with his guitar. The cover also features Todd Kerns on bass, Zach Throne as background vocalist, and Brent Fitz on both drums and keyboards.
Kerns, Throne and Fitz are part of Kulick's band, which he calls the Vegas MOBB (Member's of Bruce's Band).
The cover was recorded to raise funds for the David Z Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to music education and named after deceased Adrenaline Mob bassist David Zablidowsky.
A black and white video was also released along with the cover that shows the group working together in the studio.
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