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| I saw Kiss open for Black Sabbath at the Boston Garden...mid 70's. It was a great show with Kiss being a better than normal opening act. Yes, good memories.
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| I enjoyed listening to Kiss and rocking out to them with my reprobate friends back in HS. Talented or not compared to other lead-guitar 'rock' virtuosos, we thoroughly enjoyed Ace's work. Saw them on the Kiss Alive II tour at MSG in 1977 (HS jr). Great show! Opening band was "Detective" (could not remember so had to look that up). On a side-note down memory lane as 6guns mentioned Black Sabbath just above, I saw them too in MSG (1978, I believe), and an as-of-yet unknown (to any of us) but up and coming band named Van Halen open for Sabbath and played their first album, "Van Halen", from beginning to end, straight through! Wow!! We were in awe, to say the least!!
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| RIP My band opened up for him in Huntington, NY in 1994...great times!
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| Well... I hated KISS. Hated it as a kid. Thought it was awful then, think it's awful now. But this still makes me sad.  |
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| quote: Originally posted by mark60:
I saw Kiss in 78, the Rockets opened for them.
I'll bet that was one helluva show !! Very nice.
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| Whenever I'd see a poster of KISS, I'd imagine the scene in the dressing room before they went out on stage. MEN staring into their mirrors while they applied their makeup and lip stick.
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| KISS was and still is my favorite band from their beginning. Yes, I'm that old. Their early stuff was awesome. They went off the rails a bit, but still had a lot of great music. KISS Alive! is my favorite album. I've seen them about 5 times and always loved the original line up. RIP Ace!!!
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| I was in the KISS Army!!! Ace was always my favorite, R.I.P.
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| I was never a big fan of KISS, but had friends in high school, 1975, 76, who were fans, a few years later the band entered cartoon status for awhile. But I knew of Ace Frehley, mainly because he played some really cool guitars, his sunburst Les Paul Deluxes with three humbucker pickups- looked really cool. He and Jimmy Page epitomized the sunburst Les Paul/Marshall stack rock star.
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| quote: Originally posted by Cookster:
I enjoyed listening to Kiss and rocking out to them with my reprobate friends back in HS.
Talented or not compared to other lead-guitar 'rock' virtuosos, we thoroughly enjoyed Ace's work.
Saw them on the Kiss Alive II tour at MSG in 1977 (HS jr).
Great show! Opening band was "Detective" (could not remember so had to look that up).
On a side-note down memory lane as 6guns mentioned Black Sabbath just above, I saw them too in MSG (1978, I believe), and an as-of-yet unknown (to any of us) but up and coming band named Van Halen open for Sabbath and played their first album, "Van Halen", from beginning to end, straight through! Wow!!
We were in awe, to say the least!!
My 1st concert was Kiss in 1977 with Detective opening at MSG. |
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| First saw KISS in 1976 in Huntington WV, Angel was the opening for them. I was only 16 and got a hell of an education that day. Have never heard anything that loud in my life, we were close to the stage. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Rick Lee:
First record I bought with my own money - the 45 of Shout It Out Loud, played on my Fisher Price turntable. RIP Ace.
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