Kiss

The period of detente between past and present members of Kiss appears to be over.

Paul Stanley lit up Hall of Fame co-founder Jann Wenner and company tonight, labeling them "spineless weasels" and saying the band were treated like "uninvited guests" during Thursday night's induction ceremony.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame wouldn't let them play, so Kiss took over 'The Tonight Show' set with a five-song mini-concert last night.

Kiss kept the drama to a minimum during their Rock Hall induction speech -- but make no mistake, a few verbal punches were thrown.

We recap all the drama surrounding Kiss's long-overdue induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Paul Stanley and Ace Frehley, pictured above in better times, stood their ground over accusations Stanley made about Frehley.

Ace Frehley and Peter Criss answer former bandmate Paul Stanley's accusations of their anti-semitic behavior.

Paul Stanley hasn't been shy about sharing his opinion on a variety of subjects as he gears up for Kiss' entrance into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame.

Sebastian Bach can sympathize with Gene Simmons' feelings about Ace Frehley.

Today's lesson is some Kiss as they will be going into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. So it seemed right to do a little kiss. Paul Stanley was almost too funny on the news as he said that they hate us but had to put us in because of our fame and albums sold...

Professional football made its return to Los Angeles on April 5, as the newly formed L.A. Kiss of the Arena Football League won its home opener at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., 44-34 over the Portland Thunder. Team owners, and Kiss bandmates, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley were on hand to take part in the pre-game festivities and, true to their words, they helped present an over-the-top rock

Paul Stanley's new memoir includes some new and unpleasant allegations about his former band mates Ace Frehley and Peter Criss.