PAUL STANLEY ROCK N ROLL FANTASY CAMP HOB, CROSSROADS RESTAURANT, LAS VEGAS

The Rock n Roll Fantasy Camp returned to Las Vegas at the House of Blues Crossroads Restaurant and gave two free performances for family and fans. The Rock n Roll Fantasy Camp is the brainchild of David Fishof, who produced rock tours throughout the world, and who's desire to share this experience gave him the inspiration to create the one-of- a-kind Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp.
This past week the fantasy camp was highlighted by many rock stars who took part and taught classes for those who attended including PAUL STANLEY (Kiss), TOMMY THAYER (Kiss), JOHN 5 (Rob Zombie / Marilyn Manson), TOMMY ALDRIDGE (Whitesnake / Ozzy), RUDY SARZO (Quiet Riot), GRETCHEN MENN (Zepparella), TEDDY ANDREADIS (Guns n Roses, VINNY APPICE (DIO), TONY FRANKLIN (The Firm), EVAN STANLEY (The Dives), LEZ WARNER (The Cult), MATT STARR (Ace Frehley), MICHAEL STAERTOW (Foreigner), CRAIG GOLDY (Dio), BILLY HINSCHE (The Beach Boys), GREGG POTTER ( The Buddy Rich Band), JASON EBS (Peter Criss) and more.
Everyday ordinary, and some not so ordinary, people who want to live out their dreams of being and playing with rockstars paid out participate in the camp, starting at $5499, and with extras they can add to their experience. I have seen over the years a few who seem to attend every camp, but compared to other fantasy camps this is about music and living out your dream of playing with major big name rock stars. Where else could you perform and learn from someone like Paul Stanley? On the final night Paul played with each of the 13 groups who participated in the camp, so if you attended the final performance that night you got to see Paul play 13 songs - nearly a concert! For more info on the Rock n Roll Fantasy Camps you can go to http://www.rockcamp.com
Rock N Roll Fantasy Camp Finale Photo from Harold Mountain / JustAFanPhotos
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