The Kiss solo albums were released simultaneously on 18 September 1978. Paul Stanley’s was the closest to a regular Kiss album, with plenty of melodic hard rock songs.

Kiss' Gene Simmons recorded a song for 'Reagan', a movie about President Ronald Reagan. Fascinatingly, Simmons is only one of several big names who contributed tracks to 'Reagan'.

The rock band KISS is selling its song catalog, as well as its name, image and likeness, to Pophouse Entertainment Group AB, the Swedish company behind the popular ABBA Voyage live avatar performance.

KISS has sold the rights to their entire music catalog including publishing and master recordings, name, logo, image and likeness to Swedish company Pophouse Entertainment for $300 million ...

Widely regarded as one of the best KISS songs, “Shock Me” was featured on their 1977 album Love Gun, which became their first to reach the Top 5 on the Billboard 200.

The prominent use of the 1979 Kiss song “I Was Made For Lovin’ You” came from Leitch, who conceived the idea while driving in the car with McCormick long before they began writing the script.

Gene Simmons says he once had to be talked out of using a swear word as the title of a Kiss song. "I originally wrote a song called 'Shit' -- 'Doesn't mean shit to me' was the tagline," Simmons ...