A KISS Army Loyalist on How KISS Transformed His Life and How the Band Should End It All
A KISS Army stalwart muses on the band’s legacy and a lifetime of super-fandom as KISS nears the “End of the Road”.
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Ace Frehley Summons His Rock Soldiers to the People’s Republic of Berkeley
The inimitable Ace Frehley rocks Berkeley with the timeless classics and incendiary lead guitar that launched an army of guitar players and rock 'n' roll devotees.
No Use for a Name: Rarities Vol. 1: The Covers
No Use for a Name's posthumous covers collection is fun but slight. And because the focus is on non-album tracks, it's missing the band's best covers.
Angels, Sparks, Flashdance: Frank DiMino Returns With ‘Old Habits Die Hard’
The voice of Angel, Frank DiMino, offers first solo release, reflects on the power of song.
Ace Frehley: Origins Vol.1
We finally get the inevitable covers collection from the ex-KISS guitarist and it's all we imagined it would be.
Ace Frehley Rocks Time and Space in Beverly Hills
Frehley delivered the goods song after song, ripping off the hot licks that inspired the next generation of guitar heroes while also delivering almost all of his most beloved classics with his typically affable wit and charm.
Blood and Thunder: We All Wanna Touch a Rainbow
Once upon a time, Ronnie James Dio rounded up a bevy of heavy metal legends to record a charity single. Yet no amount of superstar power could stop the song from falling by the wayside.
Blood and Thunder: Turning Ashes to Gold
This week's best metal release finds some musical innovators from Brooklyn up to their philosophical shenanigans once again.
Ace Frehley: Space Invader
Former KISS guitarist breaks no new ground with latest release. Although he can still solo, he still lacks ace material.
Tongue Firmly in Cheek: An Interview with Ace Frehley
Several years sober, KISS' Ace Frehley comes fresh off some time at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to release his first solo album in over five years -- and definitely knows how to write a sexy song better than Robin Thicke.
Disco Rock City: Kiss’ “I Was Made for Loving You”
Kiss has authored numerous crowd-pleasing rockers, but don't overlook how good their late-'70s disco detour is.
