VIDEO: Paul Stanley on GOOD DAY NY
MYFOXNY.COM - A medical condition impacting his ability to hear did not stop legendary entertainer Paul Stanley of KISS from pursuing his dreams.
Stanley made it big and he says you can, too.
The performer was born with level three microtia--a deformity of the outer ear cartilage where there is no ear canal.
"I can't hear on that side," Stanley told Good Day New York.
Stanley encourages people of all ages to consider using earphones when attending particularly loud music concerts.
He'll be speaking about the need to protect your hearing starting at an early age at the Director's Guild of America in Manhattan.
Stanley will be on hand from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
For more information on the Director's Guild of America, visit DGA.org .
Stanley made it big and he says you can, too.
The performer was born with level three microtia--a deformity of the outer ear cartilage where there is no ear canal.
"I can't hear on that side," Stanley told Good Day New York.
Stanley encourages people of all ages to consider using earphones when attending particularly loud music concerts.
He'll be speaking about the need to protect your hearing starting at an early age at the Director's Guild of America in Manhattan.
Stanley will be on hand from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
For more information on the Director's Guild of America, visit DGA.org .
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