Mark St. John was an American guitarist known for his work in the hard rock genre.
He was best known for his brief stint with the iconic band Kiss in 1984.
St. John's guitar work can be heard on Kiss's 1984 album "Animalize" and their 2023 live album.
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Discography
Magic Bullet Theory2003
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Groups
- Mark St. John Projectguitarcurrent
- KISSguitar · 1984–1984
- White Tigerguitar · 1985–1988
Played together with
Ace FrehleyKISS · 1973–1982 · background vocals, guitar, original- Ace FrehleyKISS · 1996–2002 · background vocals, guitar, original
- Brian James FoxWhite Tiger · 1985–1988 · membranophone
Bruce KulickKISS · 1984–1996 · background vocals, guitar- David DonatoWhite Tiger · 1985–1988 · lead vocals
Eric CarrKISS · 1980–1991 · background vocals, drums (drum set), percussion
Eric SingerKISS · 1991–1996 · background vocals, drums (drum set), percussion- Eric SingerKISS · 2001–2002 · background vocals, drums (drum set), percussion
- Eric SingerKISS · 2004–2023 · background vocals, drums (drum set), percussion
- Gene SimmonsKISS · 1973–2023 · bass guitar, lead vocals, original
- Michael NortonWhite Tiger · 1985–1988 · bass guitar
Paul StanleyKISS · 1973–2023 · guitar, lead vocals, original
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Also known as: Mark Leslie Norton
Mark Leslie Norton, better known as Mark St. John, was an American guitarist best known for his brief stint with the hard rock band Kiss from April to November 1984. His work can be heard on the band's 1984 album Animalize and their 2023 live album Off the Soundboard: Poughkeepsie, NY. After leaving Kiss, he co-founded the band White Tiger.
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