KISS legend Paul Stanley has weighed in on the now notorious onstage combat between Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro at a Jane’s Addiction present.

On Sept. 13, Farrell took a swing at Navarro as tensions escalated in the days prior attributable to the singer’s subpar stay performances. Farrell had been slurring his speech, singing lyrics to the improper songs and singing throughout incorrect spots.

The scuffle, which spilled over backstage after the present was minimize quick, resulted in the band canceling their remaining tour dates and coming into a interval of hiatus.

Band members not getting alongside is nothing new in rock music, however we not often see these tempers flare in such a way onstage. And it does not sit proper with Stanley, both, who lately advised Jackass star Steve-O about the points he has with the way it all went down.

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Paul Stanley on Jane’s Addiction Fight

As a visitor on Steve-O’s Wilde Ride! podcast, Stanley revealed one main rule all artists should observe, even throughout instances of disagreement — “You don’t hit.”

“And you don’t bring your problems onstage,” he continues.

“You leave your ego — well, that’s more difficult,” he gauges, reassessing as he explains, “But you leave your anger and your resentment at the bottom of the stairs.”

It’s one thing he is needed to do in KISS as the “Starchild” relays, “And we would go onstage and have a great time sometimes playing and then walk offstage and not be talking to each other.”

Stanley says “the audience doesn’t deserve that,” in reference to seeing interpersonal points play out onstage. “The audience paid. And that goes back to that same philosophy of [KISS] being the band we never saw.”

“People get one chance to see you, possibly on a tour. It doesn’t matter about last night or about the night after — that’s their night, and for them to see you not interacting with your bandmate, that’s kid shit,” Stanley added, not mincing phrases, “That’s disrespectful to the people who paid.”

Listen to the full podcast interview beneath.

Paul Stanley Guests on Steve-O’s Wild Ride Podcast