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Ooh, here's a, I don't think he has a case, or the family doesn't have a case. All right,

you've got the band

Kiss that has been around for, oh my goodness, I don't know how many years. I remember, what,

30 years ago, 40 years ago, and they're still out there. And it's one of those bands that,

it's like the Rolling Stones, 50 years later, they're still there. All right, one of those bands that it's like the Rolling Stones 50 years later they're still there all right one of their technician uh Fran Stuber is his name Fran okay but that's his name a guy and for 21 years he toured the world with Kiss serving as a guitar tech for the front man Paul

Stanley and so during the course of this is during COVID during the course of the

band which is really weird two years ago in a show on a, within a show that in Detroit that a kiss was doing,

he gets COVID and dies in the hotel room.

Okay.

So here we are a couple years later.

Family is suing the band.

And the band's management was this one and the same.

And saying why?

Because, first of all, this was his job, and of course he had to go to his job.

And second of all, he trusted the bands management would keep him safe.

And instead, according to the lawsuit, the bands management did not keep him safe.

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