Each of the living guitarists who have held down the guitarist spot for KISS have commented on Ace Frehley's death.
Kiss‘ first concert release, Alive!, couldn’t have become a hit at a better time. Three albums in, the flamboyant group had yet to crack the Top 30 and was reportedly living off of manager Bill Aucoin ...
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Kiss have never been a band to follow trends. When they looked to capture ...
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Paul Stanley on the success (and controversies) of Kiss' Alive!, and the band's upcoming unmasked gig
Paul Stanley recalls Kiss’ 1975 live record, Alive!, as lifting the band to stardom and being “the beginning of a rollercoaster ride.” The Starchild adds: “When the chain and the pulley is bringing ...
Kiss are reportedly planning to commemorate the 50th anniversary of their 1975 commercial breakthrough Alive! with an expanded version of the double live album. The record helped the band break ...
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