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The streaming habits of Kiss fans mostly - but certainly not always - make good sense.

Gene Simmons called his band "the embodiment of the American dream."

Despite following very different career paths in the last four decades, the two Kiss stars' shows have a lot in common.

"It's questionable how much Vinnie really played," Kulick said of the trio's 2022 live performance.

Kiss guitarist lists other injuries caused by rocket-launching guitar, boots and acrobatics.

In 50-plus years, only 10 people have been able to call themselves members of Kiss.

Guitarist says success was "the beginning of the end" for the original lineup.

He claims the original members "should have been" with Kiss for 50 years.

He says the Government can no longer ignore the volume of sightings and reported abductions.

'Alive!' producer Eddie Kramer recalled how he got the best out of Kiss guitarist he was certain would become a star.

What started with an onstage insult turned into friendship.

Guitarist says he got on "most of the time" with producer, but took years to get over punishment for being late to sessions.

"I kind of saw the writing on the wall," the legendary guitarist tells UCR.

Ace Frehley dives into his latest solo album, '10,000 Volts,' and says it might be as good — maybe even better — than his 1978 self-titled debut.

Frehley's newest cover is an obscure song from a 2002 Jason Statham movie.

It might not make his ex-Kiss bandmates "look like imbeciles," but it doesn't make him look like one either.

Opening act’s guitarist had the Space Ace’s audio impact - but his own new setup “sounded like shit.”

The former Kiss star delivers an outer space-themed love song.

And he "[doesn't] have to use backing tracks."

Space Ace recalls backstage fun with Cheap Trick and Rush - but not Black Sabbath.