Corey Adams's Comments

Thank you for the kind comments....it is great to keep in touch with you. I have many good memories of our days at 164 together. I remember how you could always make us laugh just when we needed it. ivi

Corey,
Good to hear from you! It looks like you have made a great transition to California Our times at PS 164 bring back alot of good memories. Hope all is well.--Stan

Hi Corey,
Good to hear from you! I subbed for a very short time between college and grad school and your mom was so nice to me the day I worked at her school-I still remember her making me feel at home there. Considering what I put some substitute teachers through back in the day, I got pretty lucky, although I only lasted a few months.Glad to hear that you're all doing well-good luck in California.

Hi Cindy and Corey--I got confused & responded to Corey when it was Cindy who wrote to me. You two are confusing me! And it doesn't help that you both have similar sounding names! Just kidding! Thanks for the email and the news. Best to both of you.
Arlene

Hi Corey, Thank you for writing back and for letting me know the sad news about Beverly Syckoff. We were friends when we were very young. Since you mentioned Vivian Roswick, how is her daughter, Judy? We were friends, too and I remember her as a very sweet and nice person. It is good to get back in touch with you and find out about the old neighborhood ( even if not all the news is good.) Best wishes,
Arlene

Hey Corey. Good to hear from you. I live just north of Malibu, in a place called Thousand Oaks. RPV is a gorgeous place to live. I was just shooting a show near there in Rolling Hills Estates. Love that beachy vibe...the air, the light. Guess that's why I was drawn out here too.

It certainly is a blast from the past. I am well, living well in Fla with family and friends.

She looks like "Daddy's Girl", congrats!

Hey Corey

You can email me at commkman@aol.com Pressman set up this site for me and I think he's reading my emails and causing trouble with people! lol

Hey Corey Wassup?

Corey,

I remember the interview for the KISS FAQ but I don't think it is still there. I remember Jack, he was quite a character. You could probably tell more stories about him then I can. He spent more time out of Uncle Joe than in it. In a way you could say that he was partially responsible for KISS getting together since we could not count on him as our bass player we searched a reliable bass player. While I was still in the band our guitarist, Steve Coronel, recommended we come by his apartment and meet his buddy Gene Klein who played bass. That was the night that brought Stan and Gene together for the first time. I soon left the band but Steve, Stan and Gene did get together. The band became Wicked Lester and they failed to succeed BUT that led to KISS. Stan Eisen became Paul Stanley, Gene Klein became Gene Simmons and you know the rest....

Hi Corey. Remember me it's Mara. HOw are you? I never thought I would see anyone from the old days. Is that your daughter?