Bruce Kulick "BC Rich Eagle Supreme" Tee

In 1978, Bruce Kulick began playing BC Rich guitars as one of the lead guitarists for MeatLoaf, where he performed alongside his brother Bob. His go-to model was primarily the BC Rich Eagle. Fast forward a few years to his role as the lead guitarist for KISS, Bruce still relied on BC Rich guitars, starting with his iconic black Eagle model at his first performance with the band in September 1984. Throughout his career, Bruce continued to use BC Rich guitars on occasion, eventually acquiring a 1983 Eagle Supreme. This beast of an instrument features koa sides bonded to a koa thru-neck with maple side stripes, an ebony fingerboard, distinctive mother-of-pearl cloud-shaped inlays, original DiMarzio pickups, and an array of knobs and switches. This guitar cemented its place in KISStory when Bruce chose to showcase it on the cover of Carnival of Souls, his final album with the band as an official member. He used the Eagle Supreme on select tracks, most notably for the intro to "Jungle,"