Paul Stanley

Read the musician's thoughts.

The singer calls out the organization on their behavior toward the band.

Frontman recalled “humbling” experience of meeting people at the end of their lives.

'It's as though someone would come in and paint your house and then you would dictate how much they get,' says Stanley.

Kiss frontman says he’s fortunate that stardom didn’t change him, because it doesn’t always change people for the better.

"When I'm onstage, does it look like I'm having the time of my life?" he asks. "I am!"

Kiss frontman’s second memoir offers insight for fans who “want to kick ass at everyday life.”

Since 1973, the band has taken the stage with five different lead guitarists and three drummers. Here's who's played the most shows in each role.

Frontman answers fan question about longstanding rumor from 1982.

Paul Stanley: 'I think everything we've done so far speaks volumes and it's enough of a legacy.'

Frontman discusses potential former members appearing as guests, state of his voice and digs by Gene Simmons.

The singer also explains why this tour is really it for the band, unlike the 2000 goodbye run.