Kiss isn’t afraid to use innuendos in its music. For example, Kiss’ Paul Stanley worked with two major songwriters to pen a track called “(You Make Me) Rock Hard.” Stanley had major issues with the ...

Kiss released 20 albums and over 200 songs during their five-decade long touring career, but only a handful ever got the honor of opening the band’s live shows. The opening moments of any rock concert ...

The post A Definitive Ranking of Every KISS Album appeared first on Consequence. Welcome to Dissected, where we disassemble a band’s catalog, a director’s filmography, or some other critical ...

Kiss started the ’80s in free fall and spent the first two years of the decade alienating a staggeringly large portion of the impressive rock music fan base they had built in the ’70s by unabashedly ...

When it comes to streaming, Kiss fans have no problem making their likes and dislikes known. You could probably name the group's five or six most popular songs off the top of your head, although the ...

Paul Stanley used to listen to Led Zeppelin and The Who on a particular station. Subsequently, the station played Kiss’ first track, “Nothin’ to Lose.” Stanley wrote about this moment in his ...

Paul Stanley wanted to sing the KISS song "God of Thunder" instead of Gene Simmons. After all, Stanley wrote the track, the second single from the rock band's 1976 album Destroyer. But it is indeed ...

He hasn’t been part of the band since 2002, but in the wake of Kiss’ retirement from touring at the end of last year guitarist Paul “Ace” Frehley — aka The Spaceman — finds himself a kind of last man ...

When The A.V. Club spoke to Lucy Dacus, she mentioned having written a song for Home Video that was “just about kissing girls” that ultimately didn’t make the cut. At the time, she said, “I don’t know ...