46 Years Ago: KISS Crank It Up With ‘Rock And Roll Over’
KISS released 'Rock and Roll Over' on Nov. 11, 1976.
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41 Years Ago: KISS Hit Rock Bottom With ‘Music From the Elder’
One of the bigger missteps of their career.
How Paul Stanley Got Over His Issues With Gene Simmons Is Actually Good Advice for Us All
Good advice from the Starchild.
Paul Stanley Explains Why Jimmy Page Is More Than Just a Guitar Player
The KISS icon gushed about the Led Zeppelin legend.
Hear Kiss’ Stanley and Simmons Trade Vocals on New ‘Creatures’ Demo
Only Simmons would end up singing on the final version of "Not for the Innocent."
Bruce Kulick’s Favorite Moment From Kiss’ ‘Carnival of Souls’
Guitarist retains pride over certain elements of 1997 LP recorded under the shadow of original-lineup reunion.
When David Lee Roth Wouldn’t Let Van Halen Quit
Others thought they’d blown their big chance after Kiss rejection.
Kiss’ ‘Monster’ Is Now 10 Years Old: Will It Be Their Last Album?
The album, released in 2012, led Paul Stanley to conclude that new music "can never compete with the past."
See Photos of Slipknot, Red Hot Chili Peppers, KISS + More at 2022 Louder Than Life Festival
Amazing shots of a terrific lineup.