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Rock of ages: Jazz and blues artists are expected to get better as they age. But do veteran musicians who play rock, a genre created by young people for young people, face an uphill battle of diminishing returns?

Rock of ages: Jazz and blues artists are expected to get better as they age. But do veteran musicians who play rock, a genre created by young people for young people, face an uphill battle of diminishing returns?

Rock of ages: Jazz and blues artists are expected to get better as they age. But do veteran musicians who play rock, a genre created by young people for young people, face an uphill battle of diminishing returns?

Rock of ages: Jazz and blues artists are expected to get better as they age. But do veteran musicians who play rock, a genre created by young people for young people, face an uphill battle of diminishing returns?

Rock of ages: Jazz and blues artists are expected to get better as they age. But do veteran musicians who play rock, a genre created by young people for young people, face an uphill battle of diminishing returns?

Rock of ages: Jazz and blues artists are expected to get better as they age. But do veteran musicians who play rock, a genre created by young people for young people, face an uphill battle of diminishing returns?

Emma Woodward from Port Macquarie fulfills lifelong obsession with Kiss and attends their final concerts in Chicago and New York.

NEW YORK — Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest

NEW YORK — Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest

Better call Paul! As Kiss hang up their guitars, we asked Kiss members past and present – plus friends and admirers – what mades Paul Stanley’s signature sound so special