Paul Stanley

It looks as if the saga of which members of Kiss will perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will mirror the Guns N’ Roses will-they-won’t-they controversy of 2012. The newest wrinkle came early this morning (Jan. 4), when Paul Stanley said that Ace Frehley and Peter Criss would probably not join the group onstage this April.

Congratulations to the band Kiss on their upcoming induction to the 2014 class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They will be joining along with Nirvana, Peter Gabriel, and Cat Stevens as part of the 29th induction ceremony on April 10th, 2014 at the Barclay Center in Brooklyn, NY

It's hard to conceive of a time when Kiss frontman Paul Stanley was not intimately acquainted with the inner workings of the opposite sex. But like the rest of us, he was once a virgin -- and during a recent appearance on KLOS FM's 'The Heidi and Frank Show,' he recounted the day it all changed for him.

Nearly a year ago we learned that Paul Stanley is writing his memoir. Now we learn that it should be on sale at an undetermined date in the spring of 2014.

Over the last four decades and counting, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of Kiss have elevated making money while making music into an art form -- and as evidenced by their latest business venture, their partnership shows no signs of slowing down.

Paul just celebrated his birthday yesterday and is basking in the glory of six Ultimate Classic Rock awards for the Kiss album, "Monster" while the band enjoys the 40th anniversary this month of its founding back in January 1973. And Kiss is poised to continue their worldwide tour in support of Monster, which was released last October.

Steven Tyler may have a mouth that doesn't quit, but Kiss frontman Paul Stanley is known for giving as good as he gets, and he's firing back at Tyler after the Aerosmith vocalist called Kiss "a comic-book rock band."

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominations list was recently revealed, and Kiss' name was absent from the ballot once again. The veteran rockers have been nominated in the past, but have yet to make the final cut for the Rock Hall, and singer Paul Stanley has a few thoughts on the matter.

Paul Stanley recently was quoted as saying "Gene Simmons lives about five minutes from me--I can see his ego from my house!"

No one has ever said that Kiss' Gene Simmons doesn't speak whatever is on his mind. So it should  be no surprise that the bass player with the elongated tongue had PLENTY to say during the press conference to announce their massive summer tour with fellow rockers, Motley Crue.

When the members of Kiss touched down in Vegas last week, they had golf on their minds — but in between putt-putt interviews, frontman Paul Stanley took a moment to speak about the band’s plans for 2012, including a tour and new album.

Each week the Slaughterhouse takes a look back at one classic hard rock/heavy metal video. This weeks video if from the legendary band Kiss.