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Having stated his desire to leave California, the Kiss bassist's 16,000-square-foot home is for sale.

Ralph Malph of 'Happy Days' played a Gene Simmons-inspired rockstar for this Halloween show.

After more than 35 years, the Kiss rocker is moving out of the famous Southern California neighborhood.

Band's co-founder compared Bruce Kulick and Tommy Thayer in new interview.

Ace also says he'll never play another KISS Kruise and credits Gene Simmons with saving his life.

Former Kiss guitarist recalls fun times with Rush that Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley didn’t share.

Former Kiss guitarist also recalls doubts over covering Beatles classic “I’m Down" in exclusive interview.

"I hate what Kiss is doing with the guys with Ace [Frehley] and Peter [Criss'] makeup on — I'm not a fan," says Twisted Sister singer.

Bruce Kulick recalls Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley being “distracted” as unmasked era ended.

"Talk to Me" was band's second single to feature guitarist Ace Frehley on vocals.

Band simultaneously unleashed every pyrotechnic and hydraulic in its stage show for once-in-a-lifetime photo.

Three-level house offers a "breathtaking, panoramic" view of Los Angeles.