Everyone who loves music with a passion has that Eureka moment. That split second when your entire musical world is turned on its head and your life is never quite the same again. Back in …READ MORE
45 years after exploding out of New York selling over 100 million albums and amassing more gold and platinum discs than any other band except the Beatles, it’s finally the end of the road for …READ MORE
As the closing strains of Led Zeppelin’s Rock and Roll was replaced by a low, ominous drone, the inevitable battle cry shattered the tranquillity with the legendary words….YOU WANTED THE BEST, YOU GOT THE BEST, …READ MORE
It’s been about 2 decades since Kiss visited the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, but Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons are never ones to forget the “little guys” who supported and helped them make a mark …READ MORE
Though he’s since quit two more times, Peter Criss‘ initial exit from Kiss on May 17, 1980, was by far the most cataclysmic. It revealed the first fissures in the original lineup, which would then …READ MORE
Interview with Bruce Kulick before the release of Union’s self titled debut album that he released with John Corabi …READ MORE
The critics hated them and said that they would never last. Those same critics must now be eating a ton of humble pie as Kiss reach their 40th birthday still going strong with over 100 …READ MORE
As part of Dust Richie Wise, along with Kenny Aaronson and Marc Bell (later to become Marky Ramone), pioneered Heavy Metal in The States in the early 1970s. Mick Burgess chatted to Richie about his time …READ MORE
All photos by Odd Inge Rand Thursday: Survivor With bands like Journey, REO Speedwagon, Night Ranger, Styx and Foreigner in their line-up before, it was just a matter of time before another AOR-giant found its …READ MORE
With their garish black, white and silver face paint and outrageous costumes with six inch stack heeled platform boots, KISS may just be the most instantly recognisable band on the planet. Hated by the critics …READ MORE