By 1985, Kiss had been through three guitarists in three years. Founding member Ace Frehley quit in ’82, giving way to Vinnie Vincent, who was fired in ’84, leading to Mark St. John, who, due ...

Peter Criss, the co-founding drummer of rock veterans KISS, has announced the release of his first solo album in almost two decades.

When Kiss suited up to shoot the iconic cover of the band’s 1975 album “Dressed To Kill” in Manhattan, Gene Simmons tells The Post there were no stylists or tailors involved.

“He was a loose cannon and played too fast. And I didn’t realize how short he was!” Ace Frehley tells us what he thinks of his Kiss replacements Bruce Kulick, Vinnie Vincent and Tommy Thayer ...

His time out of the group opened the door to six-string adventures for other guitarists, like Vinnie Vincent, Bruce Kulick (who survived one of Kiss's most disgusting gigs) and Tommy Thayer.

Guitarist Ace Frehley knew this KISS record would be a flop, saying he would've bet a "million dollars" that it failed. He was right.

Seven albums and 17 years into an acclaimed solo career, the musician Annie Clark said she craved “a pummeling” on her new LP: “I want something to feel dangerous.” ...

In 1978, each member of KISS—Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Peter Criss, and Ace Frehley—released their first solo albums.

St. Vincent will have a darker, self-produced new album in April, 'All Born Screaming,' with Dave Grohl and Cate Le Bon among the guests.

As their debut album turns 50, we look back on Kiss’s larger-than-life career – and forward to what might come next.

Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest band in the world.