KISS

Streaming service has nearly finalized a deal to produce 'Shout It Out Loud.'

Paul Stanley never forgot impact of performing on Dick Clark’s ‘In Concert’ show in 1974.

Frontman hoped his track would become his signature song - until producer Bob Ezrin gave it to Gene Simmons.

In an exclusive interview with UCR, the Kiss frontman details his voyage into the world of soul.

Frontman explains the paradox that makes studio return unlikely.

March 15, 1976.

'I don't think that bands can be dead, rock can be dead,' counters Stanley.

Producer Bob Erzin used blackboards and a coach's whistle to get the band into studio shape.

On Feb. 18, 1974, KISS arrived.

Kiss frontman voices support for new era of rights deals and notes “how fragile life is" after death of Supremes singer Mary Wilson.

Canadian is pleased to hear that song remains a regular part of band's live shows 40 years later.

Kiss legend hoped lessons from the Beatles would get him through “funny adolescent” time.

We’ve actually got a couple of occasions in Kisstory to celebrate today at WBLM.

Guitarist had to be escorted out of an orgy by Gene Simmons.

Host transformed into the Demon for Halloween 2018.

Observant viewers watching the band's New Year's Eve concert may have seen the subtle salute.