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What do you get when you combine Washburn Guitars, Boogie Street and Rock's FINEST frontman ever? Well... you could get a lot of things!! But, in this case - you get the FINEST electric guitar deal on the market today!

That's right, KISS legend Paul Stanley is working with Washburn Guitars and Boogie Street to bring you the Paul Stanley PS7000 Preacher Guitar Promotion! EXCLUSIVE to BSG!

So - why is this Guitar Promo the market's finest?

Well, how about this. The Beautiful Paul Stanley designed Washburn PS7000 Preacher guitar finished in Honeyburst. A final inspection and set up by one of the industry's finest guitar tech's, Fred Kowalo. A Washburn USA hardshell Preacher case. A Washburn Paul Stanley thickly padded 'gig bag'. A custom metal etched PS7000 truss rod cover. A large Washburn/BSG Paul Stanley vinyl dealer banner. A Boogie Street Guitars T-shirt. Free UPS Ground/Insured shipping anywhere in the cont. 48 states.

Oh yeah...how about we throw in a Certificate of Authenticity...hand signed by Paul!
What do you get when you combine Washburn Guitars, Boogie Street and Rock's FINEST frontman ever? Well... you could get a lot of things!! But, in this case - you get the FINEST electric guitar deal on the market today!

That's right, KISS legend Paul Stanley is working with Washburn Guitars and Boogie Street to bring you the Paul Stanley PS7000 Preacher Guitar Promotion! EXCLUSIVE to BSG!

So - why is this Guitar Promo the market's finest?

Well, how about this. The Beautiful Paul Stanley designed Washburn PS7000 Preacher guitar finished in Honeyburst. A final inspection and set up by one of the industry�s finest guitar tech's, Fred Kowalo. A Washburn USA hardshell Preacher case. A Washburn Paul Stanley thickly padded 'gig bag'. A custom metal etched PS7000 truss rod cover. A large Washburn/BSG Paul Stanley vinyl dealer banner. A Boogie Street Guitars T-shirt. Free UPS Ground/Insured shipping anywhere in the cont. 48 states.

Oh yeah...how about we throw in a Certificate of Authenticity...hand signed by Paul!

And what may be the coolest part of this deal, for every guitar sold in this promotion, BSG is going to donate $25 to the Alaska Shriners in support of their work with children with mobility issues and children suffering from severe burns.

All this for 750 US Dollars.

Sound too good to be true? It's not. It's the REAL DEAL!

Now think about it. Heck, shop around. You can't beat this deal. Period. Epiphone Les Paul? Come on. Paul's Preacher is sexier and Washburn's imports are simply better made. Plus - add in the hard case, gig bag, custom truss rod cover, UPS...and Paul's hand signed certificate... you just can't touch this deal!

Come on! Step up to the Washburn Preacher! Enjoy Paul's vision for taking the single-cut guitar into the future. Own and play a better guitar and certainly step into the Boogie Street experience! BSG is Washburn's finest dealer - for a reason!

We have the guitars - in stock - ready to go! Let's make this Promotion a win for everyone and at the same time, let's help the Shriners of Alaska continue to do what they do so well, help children in need.

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Here are some excerpts from a recent Deuce News interview with Michael Doret, designer of the classic "Rock N Roll Over" album cover. Michael's latest design, the brand new KISS Album cover will be premiered soon on KISSONLINE!

(DN) I am perfectly aware that such definition is way beyond complete as You are among the best designers around and that your art can be seen everywhere, but..you know, we are so next to the D-Day to see the new KISS album title and cover revealed that...

(Michael) I would like more than anything right now to share with you what I did for the new cover. I am very excited about it because I think it is among the very best of my work. But an agreement is an agreement: I gave my word to Paul that I would not reveal anything before the "official" release of information, and I am a man of my word.Here are some excerpts from a recent Deuce News interview with Michael Doret, designer of the classic "Rock N Roll Over" album cover. Michael's latest design, the brand new KISS Album cover, will be premiered soon on KISSONLINE!

(DN) I am perfectly aware that such definition is way beyond complete as You are among the best designers around and that your art can be seen everywhere, but...you know, we are so next to the D-Day to see the new KISS album title and cover revealed that...

(Michael) I would like more than anything right now to share with you what I did for the new cover. I am very excited about it because I think it is among the very best of my work. But an agreement is an agreement: I gave my word to Paul that I would not reveal anything before the "official" release of information, and I am a man of my word.

(DN) Together with the KISS project I saw you are working on The Jewish Zodiac where you created the images from photographs and then integrate them into twelve unique deli label designs. Did you follow the same process with the KISS album cover?

(Michael) Actually I did. (How did you know?) In both cases I was provided with existing photography that I needed to incorporate into the finished design. In both cases I felt that the photography was lacking a certain "graphic" quality that it needed to have for me to include it in my finished art. For the "Jewish Zodiac" pieces I developed a process where I reduced a photo to its various graphic components-breaking it down-and then putting it back together, but with a "twist". So I was able to take some fairly low contrast, fairly soft focus photos of Paul, Gene, Tommy and Eric, and transform them through that process I had developed into much more dynamic "colorized" images that I was then able to incorporate into my design.

(DN) We all know that this will be a Paul Stanley's creature as he is the only producer of the album; Gene Simmons said the album title came out from a Paul's idea/vision. Did he came to you with a clear indication or title to develop the cover or did you showed him some sketches to be worked out?

(Michael) Paul came to me with the title of the album. We talked about the "look" he wanted this cover to have. We talked about how the other cover I had done for them, "Rock and Roll Over", really had become iconic and now represented KISS' music from that early period. He talked about how he'd like the new cover to be suggestive of that look, because they wanted the music in the new album to be more reflective of that time and, of their roots in hard rock. He also stipulated that I needed to use existing photography of the four members instead of creating graphic caricatures (which is what I did in RARO). So that was my challenge: create another iconic cover that would also be reflective in some way of the previous cover.

When I did RARO I presented the group with one colored pencil drawing. With only a few minor comments, they approved it. After thinking about what I needed to do for this new cover, I spent a week or so creating sketches, then narrowed it down to one which I presented (very nervously) to Paul. Like the first time around, he immediately loved it. Then it was just a matter of refining the sketch, selecting the photos, working out a color palette, and presenting it all to Paul again. You will soon be able to see the result of this process.

Thanks to Fabio for sending us the interview!