Kiss

Foo Fighters wore Kiss makeup and played a classic rock covers-filled set at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium

The Ohio State University marching band is widely considered the best among colleges in the country, and they showed why on Saturday in an awesome tribute to classic rock.

Kiss founder Paul Stanley, echoing his bandmate Gene Simmons' much-discussed "rock is dead" declaration, says the group wouldn't stand a chance if it tried to start its career today.

Here's your chance to win an LA Kiss shirt signed by both Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, a one-of-a-kind keepsake for any season.

The seeds of Kiss, quite famously, grew from an early '70s band called Wicked Lester.

They've been a fixture on the charts for decades, many current and former members have written memoirs and band co-founder Gene Simmons even had his own reality show, so how much of the Kiss story could really be left untold?

On Sept. 28, 1998, the original lineup of Kiss released their first studio album together in about 20 years. Well... sort of.

Ace Frehley responded to Paul's Stanley's complaints about his guitar playing with some charges of his own.

Ace Frehley has certainly had his differences with his former bandmates in Kiss, much of it on a very public stage.

We all know Alice Cooper loves to spend his downtime on the golf course -- and if this photo is anything to go by, he tends to keep some fairly famous company while he's hitting the links.

Kiss fans will soon be able to pull the trigger on an even bigger 'Love Gun.'

On Sept. 18, 1983, an unthinkable event in Kiss-story took place: the world's most famous masked band removed their makeup and revealed their true faces.