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The time Bob Dylan picked a fight with Kiss and ended up writing a song with Gene Simmons
The 1979 feud was among the strangest in rock and was sparked during Dylan's born-again period
Ace Frehley on his one regret about the hit that is forever associated with him
A prior success in the U.K., the tune became an American classic after the Space Ace covered it on his 1978 solo album
Ace Frehley on plans for his unfinished final album — plus memories of Hendrix, Zeppelin, Kiss... and the hardest song to play
The late Space Ace was always good for a quote and a smile. Here he is, in his own words
Ace Frehley on why he didn’t play Kiss’ final show
The Space Ace has also revealed why he won’t be in Las Vegas for their unmasked show in November
Peter Frampton says Ace Frehley and Paul Stanley used his guitars on Kiss’s smash 1975 live album
The his rock acts were coincidentally working on their breakthrough live albums at Electric Lady Studios in New York City
Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley fought against a Kiss makeover. But it gave them their biggest hit
Producer Bob Ezrin pushed the group into uncharted waters and came out a winner with "Beth"
Paul Stanley on the Kiss record that captured the group in all its glory and became his all-time favorite
Their previous albums weren’t capturing the Kiss spirit, he says. This one was different
Paul Stanley weighs in on Kiss’s Las Vegas show, admitting, "I certainly miss the camaraderie onstage"
To those who think Kiss should call it a day, Stanley says, "We're not any other band. We don’t live by those rules"
