Kiss Lawsuit Over Guitar Tech’s Death Ends Two Months After Tentative Settlement
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The wrongful death lawsuit ended Wednesday after Francis Stueber's family requested a full dismissal following a notice of settlement
Kiss’ Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley Mourn Ace Frehley at Funeral Service
Posted in: Music NewsGene Simmons, Paul Stanley, and Peter Criss attended Ace Frehley's funeral in the Bronx earlier this week
Farewell, Ace Frehley: The Kiss Spaceman Who Plugged Us In and Kept Us High
Posted in: Music FeaturesRob Sheffield on Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley, rock's true spaceman
Kiss’ Gene Simmons Recovering After Crashing Into a Parked Car
Posted in: Music NewsKiss bassist Gene Simmons reportedly crashed into a parked car after passing out while driving in Malibu yesterday
Kiss Settle With Wig Stylist Who Said He Was Fired for Covid Complaints
Posted in: Music NewsKiss have settled with the longtime wig stylist who claimed he was fired for voicing concerns about allegedly "unsafe" Covid practices on tour.
Nile Rodgers to Auction Guitars Behind Countless Dance Hits
Posted in: Music NewsChic mastermind will also sell off cars and clothes on December 16 to benefit We Are Family Foundation
Gene Simmons Tests Positive for Covid-19, Kiss Postpone More Tour Dates
Posted in: Music NewsBand hopes to resume their End of the Road World Tour on September 9th
Gene Simmons on Kiss’ New Las Vegas Residency, How to Tour During a Pandemic
Posted in: Music NewsThe hard-rock titans resume their End of the Road World Tour this week, but Covid poses an interesting problem for Kiss meet-and-greets. “We were thinking about Plexiglas enclosures,” says Simmons
Gene Simmons Has Been Making Art in Secret for 50 Years
Posted in: Music News“During the pandemic, I had a chance to pull decades of my art out of storage and it reignited my passion for drawing and painting again,” Kiss bassist says
Woody Phifer’s Quest to Build the Perfect Guitar
Posted in: Music FeaturesVeteran craftsman is respected by some of the biggest names in rock and jazz, despite facing institutional barriers as one of very few black luthiers in the industry
