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My Dissatisfaction Grows (0)

25 October, 2009 • Category: Parasite

On the Alive 35 tour currently on, the new line-up (or tribute band?) is seeing Thomas Thayer “playing” one of KISS’ biggest songs Shock Me (by Ace Frehley). Paul introduces the song but never credits Ace. It’s presented as Tommy’s song. Now that doesn’t exactly surprise me, it totally shocks me!
Gene and Paul are obviously not [...]

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A shout from New Zealand (0)

I recently received a response from New Zealand as a reflection of one of my articles in ‘Parasite’:
“For me the Kiss music was always Paul Stanley, the Kiss show was always Gene Simmons. I think Paul is a true musician who always has songs coming out of him. Like Bruce Springsteen, he’s always writing at [...]

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Frehley to Release Behind the Player DVD (0)

Ace Frehley will release ‘Behind the Player’ a retrospective DVD chronicling his work as one of the world’s most influential guitar players. The DVD will be released worldwide January 19th, through IMV, Rocket Science Ventures and Sony/RED.
The DVD features the iconic Spaceman talking about his life as a guitar player, including rare photos and video [...]

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Gene Simmons (0)

Release Date: September 18, 1978
Track List

RADIO ACTIVE – Gene Simmons
BURNING UP WITH FEVER – Gene Simmons
SEE YOU TONITE – Gene Simmons
TUNNEL OF LOVE – Gene Simmons
TRUE CONFESSIONS – Gene Simmons
LIVING IN SIN – Gene Simmons, Sean Delaney, Howard Marks
ALWAYS NEAR YOU / NOWHERE TO HIDE – Gene Simmons
MAN OF 1,000 FACES – Gene Simmons
MR. MAKE [...]

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