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Ace Frehley believes the original Kiss lineup was a victim of its own success. As the band’s first guitarist, Frehley’s initial tenure lasted from 1973 to 1982. That run included Kiss’ rise to international fame and featured many of their most commercially successful releases. Still, Frehley’s exit in 1982 was the result of growing tensions within the band, both due to creative differences and personality clashes. During an appearance on the Guitar Tales podcast, the guitarist reflected upon his history with the band. READ MORE: Kiss Solo Albums Ranked Worst to Best “We created something that ...
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On Aug. 19, 2009, Paul Stanley proved he was done playing games with “Modern Day Delilah,” the first new Kiss song in 11 years. The band’s founding frontman only agreed to end the decade-plus studio hiatus that followed the release of 1998’s in-name-only original lineup “reunion” album Pyscho Circus after setting some important ground rules: no more disco, concept album or grunge trend-chasing, no ballads and no outside songwriters or producers. “I was through second-guessing or being second-guessed,” Stanley declared in his 2014 biography Face the Music: A Life Exposed. “At least if we did so...
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In 1991, Star magazine published an article claiming that founding Kiss drummer Peter Criss was homeless and living on the streets of Los Angeles. The story was eye catching and alarming — it was also completely false. Around the same time, the rocker had been tending to family matters in New York following the death of his mother. When he returned to his Southern California home, he was inundated with questions about his well being. “They say you’re totally broke and you’re sleeping in the toilets of Santa Monica,” Criss was told, as recounted in the rocker’s memoir Makeup to Breakup: My Life...
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Bryan Adams has released a cover of his own “Rock and Roll Hell,” one of two songs he cowrote for Kiss before he made it big himself. The double A-side single will also feature “War Machine.” Both songs appeared on Kiss’ 1982 album Creatures of the Night. A version of “Rock and Roll Hell” had earlier been recorded by Bachman-Turner Overdrive, but was retooled by Adams, his writing partner Jim Vallance and Gene Simmons. An accompanying music video – shot on the roof of the Royal Albert Hall in London during Adams’ residency in May – can be seen below. READ MORE: How Bryan Adams Wrote ‘War Machi...
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コスメブランド「KiSS(キス)」から、新商品『キス もちみずベース』を2024年8月28日(水)よ...
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Have you ever wanted to watch Wonder Woman cover a KISS song? That’s exactly what happened in 1980 when Lynda Carter, still riding high off the success of her starring role in the Wonder Woman TV show, appeared in Lynda Carter Encore!, her second TV variety special. During a particularly extravagant “Rock ‘n Roll Fantasy” sequence, Carter performs the Bad Company song of the same name, Tina Turner‘s version of Creedence Clearwater Revival‘s “Proud Mary,” Bette Midler’s “Friends” and perhaps most bizarrely, KISS’ disco-inspired 1979 smash “I Was Made for Lovin’ You.” The song was one of the big...
Loudwire
Ever wanted to watch Wonder Woman cover a Kiss song? That’s exactly what happened in 1980 when Lynda Carter, still riding high off the success of her starring role in the Wonder Woman TV show, appeared in Lynda Carter Encore!, her second TV variety special. During a particularly extravagant “Rock ‘n Roll Fantasy” sequence, Carter performs the Bad Company song of the same name, Tina Turner‘s version of Creedence Clearwater Revival‘s “Proud Mary,” Bette Midler’s “Friends” and perhaps most bizarrely, Kiss’ disco-inspired 1979 smash “I Was Made for Lovin’ You.” The song was one of the biggest hits...
PopCrush
Ever wanted to watch Wonder Woman cover a Kiss song? That’s exactly what happened in 1980 when Lynda Carter, still riding high off the success of her starring role in the Wonder Woman TV show, appeared in Lynda Carter Encore!, her second TV variety special. During a particularly extravagant “Rock ‘n Roll Fantasy” sequence, Carter performs the Bad Company song of the same name, Tina Turner‘s version of Creedence Clearwater Revival‘s “Proud Mary,” Bette Midler’s “Friends” and perhaps most bizarrely, Kiss’ disco-inspired 1979 smash “I Was Made for Lovin’ You.” The song was one of the biggest hits...
Ultimate Classic Rock
キス(KiSS)の2024年秋コスメとして、新作マスカラ「キス ラスティング カールマスカラN」が、...
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キス(KiSS)の2024年秋コスメとして、新作化粧下地「キス もちみずベース」が登場。2024年8...
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