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Kiss pay tribute to late guitarist Ace Frehley

KISS takes a moment of silence for Ace Frehley in first concert since his death

The silent moment was led by frontman Paul Stanley, who called for their Nevada fans to hold up electric candles and remember Frehley's legacy. Stanley, speaking directly to the crowd before the band began, acknowledged Frehley’s central role in KISS and music.

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Kiss pay tribute to late guitarist Ace Frehley in first performance since his death

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KISS pays tribute to Ace Frehley at first show since 2023

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KISS Honors Late Guitarist Ace Frehley in First Performance Since His Death

KISS honored one of their own this weekend, paying tribute to late guitarist and founding member Ace Frehley during their first performance since his death.

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KISS Remembers Ace Frehley During First Concert Since His Passing

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KISS Returns to the Stage for the First Time Since Ace Frehley’s Death: We 'Had Differences, but That’s What Family Is About'

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Kiss are back, and Classic Rock were there to witness it

At two points during their performance, Stanley hints that the Vegas Kruise won’t be Kiss's last, and asks the crowd if the band should do it again next year on a real boat. “Is it OK if we look like this?” he asks, referring to their unmasked civilian appearance.

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Kiss Announce Massive 50th Anniversary of ‘Alive!’ With Two Complete Unreleased Concerts

Band celebrates legendary 1975 live album with Super Deluxe reissues boasting nearly 90 unreleased recordings and a whole lot of merch

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Kiss Announces ‘Alive!’ Box Set With 88 Unreleased Live Tracks

Kiss will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their star-making 1975 double live album Alive! with a massive box set containing 88 previously unreleased live tracks.