Signed by Ace Frehley in March 2021 at a private signing in Jersey City, NJ. Includes our Certificate of Authenticity.
20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Kiss. Kiss: Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley (vocals, guitar); Gene Simmons (vocals, bass); Peter Criss (vocals, drums). Recorded between 1974 & 1979. Includes liner notes by Jeff Kitts. This anthology's focus is on Kiss's rich, '70s period, serving as an excellent sampler for neophytes curious to find out how Kiss has managed to invoke such slavish devotion from their fans. If one is willing to look past the make-up and hoopla, the success of these New York City natives is founded on what is essentially basic rock & roll packed with hooks, straightforward subject matter (i.e. sex), and killer guitar solos provided by one Ace Frehley. Among the band's classic numbers included here are songs about streetwalkers (''Strutter'') and teen ingenues (''Christine Sixteen''), and plenty of cuts loaded with the aforementioned sexual innuendo (''Love Gun,'' ''Calling Dr. Love''). There are stabs at country-flavored melancholy, (''Hard Luck Woman,'' which was later covered by Garth Brooks), disco opportunism (''I Was Made for Lovin' You''), and the seed of the power-ballad movement that erupted in the '80s (''Beth.'') Last but not least is ''Rock and Roll All Nite,'' a quintessential rock and roll anthem in its own right.
Tracklist
| Strutter | |
| Deuce | |
| Hotter Than Hell | |
| C'Mon And Love Me | |
| Rock And Roll All Nite (Live) | |
| Detroit Rock City | |
| Beth | |
| Hard Luck Woman | |
| Calling Dr. Love | |
| Love Gun | |
| Christeen Sixteen | |
| I Was Made For Lovin' You |