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30 years without The Fox

Today marks 30 years since one of KISS' most talented musicians tragically passed away. RIP Eric, we miss you.

Pic by Giorgio.

Jack and Coke - New video from BBATBD

Check out the awesome new video from Beth Blade and The Beautiful Disasters - Jack and Coke.

Kruise P,G,B&E Reunion!

My favourite line-up reunited! Bruce Kulick joins KISS onstage for Tears Are Falling & Heaven's On Fire.
Thanks to Mike Brunn for posting the video from the current Kruise.

Gene on GMB

Gene Simmons was on Good Morning Britain today taking about his art exhibition in Vegas & vaccines.

Link to video on Twitter

Gene's wobble

Wobbly start for Gene as his platform malfunctions in Tampa. Handles like a pro and the show goes on...

Beth - acoustic

New acoustic version of Beth has landed today on Spotify. Sounds great!

25 years ago today, one week after KISS destroyed Donington ’96, I started a website dedicated to my favourite band. A few pages of HTML soon developed into something much bigger that became a large part of my spare time. Over the years I've been fortunate enough to interview band members, attend back stage events, press conferences, after show parties, The One Show, London Business School and much more.

I was lucky enough to interview Mark St John before he sadly passed away. I've also had the chance to speak with both Ace Frehley & Peter Criss and was invited to take some KISS merchandise onto The One Show to meet with Gene Simmons & Shannon Tweed. I've also met with guitar & drum gods Bruce, Eric & Tommy.

There’s been times when I was able to present some drum sticks from Eric Singer to Luke, a huge fan, at a charity event. Several years later he was then invited to attend a meet & greet courtesy of the band!

Couples have met via the site (now with children!) and I've made many, many friends along the way.

25 years is a long time, lots has changed but it couldn't have carried on without the help of all my good friends & family and every single person who has contacted me through the site over the years. Who knows how long is left, the world has changed, web sites are less important than they were and the band are on another farewell tour. Will the web still exist in another 25 years? Who knows, but it’s been fun.