by Jeff Scott Young
Only the fragmented, ultra-eclectic atmosphere of '90s rock could you find Kiss My Ass, the forthcoming album that brings together members of Rage Against the Machine, Tool, and Faith No More with Dinosaur Jr., Gin Blossoms and the American Symphony Orchestra. What's the common thread here? KISS!
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by Andy Secher
Kiss have an attitude problem. Yeah, they know it. they'll even admit it. In fact, they're damn proud of it. Ya see, there's been a big change in attitude for bassist Gene Simmons, guitarist Paul Stanley, guitarist Bruce Kulick and drummer Eric Singer. No more are they the multimedia moguls whose attentions are constantly being diverted by production deals, movie contracts and record label signings. Now with the release of their latest LP, Revenge, these legendary rockers have placed all their proverbial eggs in on basket - Kiss.
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by Pierre Watremez
'It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock'n'roll', a wise man once said. Currently striding into their third decade at the top of the Metal tree, KISS would probably agree. PIERRE WATREMEZ met the band in Hollywood to get the lowdown on 'Kiss Alive III', and what the future holds for the men to whom God gave Rock'n'Roll!
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by Beth Nussbaum
Gene Simmons is driving his four wheel truck on the 405 Freeway in Los Angeles, California. With the steering wheel in one hand and a cordless telephone in the other he reviews events of the past year. 1991 began with the rockets red glare for Kiss as they put a close to their umpteenth tour with a sell-out hometown performance at New York's Madison Square Garden. However the year did not end as well as it began for the group. It closed with the untimely death of drummer and dear friend, Eric Carr.
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