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Kiss: Last Great, Last Good, First Bad Album Roundtable

Kiss: Last Great, Last Good, First Bad Album Roundtable Kiss recording career was a roller-coaster ride filled with dizzying highs, staggering lows and unexpected left turns. Depending on which fan you talk to – and when they became members of the Kiss Army – youll get very different takes on exactly where those peaks and valleys occurred. After Kiss first six albums established the band as one of the most popular of the 70s, they changed musical styles almost as often as they changed lineu...
Bon Jovi Bob Ezrin Joe Divita Loudwire Vinnie Vincent Desmond Child Matthew Wilkening

Kiss: Last Great, Last Good, First Bad Album Roundtable

Kiss: Last Great, Last Good, First Bad Album Roundtable Kiss recording career was a roller-coaster ride filled with dizzying highs, staggering lows and unexpected left turns. Depending on which fan you talk to – and when they became members of the Kiss Army – youll get very different takes on exactly where those peaks and valleys occurred. After Kiss first six albums established the band as one of the most popular of the 70s, they changed musical styles almost as often as they changed lineu...
Bon Jovi Bob Ezrin Joe Divita Loudwire Vinnie Vincent Desmond Child Matthew Wilkening
Source: kingfm.com

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45 Years Ago: KISS Release the Classic 'Destroyer'

One afternoon in 1975, Alice Cooper’s producer Bob Ezrin was heading up the stairs to do an interview with City TV in Toronto, Ontario at the same time as the members of KISS, who had just performed for a the program, were coming down the stairs. Ezrin introduced himself to the face-painted musicians and before walking the rest of the way up the stairs he said, “If you ever need any help, call me.” Less than three months later, KISS’ manager Bill Aucoin rang up Ezrin to ask him if he wa...
New York United States Grand Casablanca Dick Wagner Gene Simmons Bob Ezrin

The Four Weirdest Bands From the 1970s

What happened? They just never clicked with radio. And back in the ’70s, radio was key. It really dictated a band’s chances of getting a hit single. They never had a hit single. They had one single that made it to #33 in 1977 called “Cherry Baby,” but that was not enough to take them over the top. There’s also an incident between one of the members of Starz and the manager. Some of the band members think this confrontation may have put the kibosh on a successful career. Why have the o...
United States Bon Jovi Robin Zander Joe Perry Joe Douglass Tom Petersson
Source: spin.com

How Peter Criss Left Retirement For 'The Catman and the Emperor'

How Peter Criss Left Retirement For ‘The Catman and the Emperor’ Peter Criss’ former bandmate Richie Scarlet said it was “beautiful” to see the ex-Kiss drummer back in action. He came out of retirement to collaborate on “The Catman and the Emperor,” which the pair released last week. They’d previously worked together in Criss’ solo band, while Scarlet, who was also a colleague of Ace Frehley, brought in Frehley’s Comet bassist John Regan to appear on the track. “Ive been c...
New York United States John Regan Peter Cris Ace Frehley Richie Scarlet

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