KISS - SOLO STUFF (AFTER & DURING).

The list author says:
	"1980. First proper solo album from Peter Criss, produced by Vini Poncia of Dynasty and Unmasked (plus his 1978 Kiss solo effort). By Myself and the title track are the best on this solid album."

The list author says:
	"1982. First official view of Peter's face. Vini Poncia produces again, though not as Kiss sounding, or as good, as Out Of Control."

The list author says:
	"1986. Monster hair, guitar (angry bee) buzzing metal from Vinnie Vincent a year after being sacked from Kiss for trying to be more controlling than Gene and Paul! Back On The Streets was a Kiss demo."

The list author says:
	"1987. Ace Frehley's first post Kiss solo album, and mighty fine too. Produced by Eddie Kramer and has the monster Rock Soldiers, and Eric Carr co-written Breakout on it. Ace is back and he told us so!"

The list author says:
	"1988. Mini live album from Ace, featuring 4 songs recorded in Chicago, and 1 unreleased studio song (Words Are Not Enough). Breakout (live) has a very long and dull Anton Fig drum solo in it!"

The list author says:
	"1988. 2nd, 3rd or is it 4th (counting his 1978 Kiss solo album) release from Ace. Not as immediate as 1987's Frehley's Comet, but hey, it's Ace - so it's automatically cool, right!?"

The list author says:
	"1989. 2nd Vinnie Vincent hair-metal album. Not long afterwards the band parted company with him and set up on their own under the name Slaughter. Was it something he said?!"

The list author says:
	"1990. Produced again by Kiss friendly Eddie Kramer, this album also has Peter Criss singing on the title-track, plus Ace covers Kiss' Hide Your Heart too. Good album!"

The list author says:
	"1993. Cool gimic for the album cover, plus an acoustic version of Beth as well. More rocky and a "band" effort - hence the name "Criss". I prefer Peter singing rock, to blues, jazz or whatever else..!"

The list author says:
	"1997. Eric Singer Project (while out of Kiss) along with Bruce Kulick, and John Corabi on vocals. Eric sings on a few songs, Ace plays guitar on Foxy Lady, plus there's a cover of Goin' Blind too."

The list author says:
	"1997. Best of from Ace's record label after the Kiss reunion. 6 studio tracks, plus 6 unreleased live Kiss favourites from his Hammersmith show in 1988 (previously only released on VHS)."

The list author says:
	"1998. Bruce Kulick's solo band, along with John Corabi. Solid post grunge rock/metal."

The list author says:
	"1999. Live album from Bruce and the boys - contains the Kiss songs Jungle and I Walk Alone."

The list author says:
	"1999. 2nd Ace cash-in compilation during his reunion stint with Kiss. More studio songs & live stuff from Hammersmith 1988."

The list author says:
	"2000. Posthumous release of Eric Carr's ideas and demos (some with Eric singing proper lyrics, others with him just "scatting" along) - produced, completed and polished up by Bruce Kulick."

The list author says:
	"2000. 2nd studio album from Bruce Kulick's band. More solid, bluesey rock."

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	"2001. Bruce Kulick solo album proper - haven't got hold of this, so can't really give an opinion."

The list author says:
	"2003. 2nd Bruce Kulick solo project ."

The list author says:
	"2004. Gene Simmons does stand-up (ala Henry Rollins) - pontificating on all things important to Gene (ie; Kiss, Money, Sex, Gene Simmons etc)."

The list author says:
	"2004. Gene's first solo album, since his 1978 Kiss release. A real odds and sods collection, the title track is very catchy, the rest are definately for those who prefer the term "different"!"

The list author says:
	"2006. Paul Stanley's first solo album since his 1978 Kiss effort. Far more polished, commercial, catchy and solid than Gene's. Get's better with every play."

The list author says:
	"2006. Another Ace compilation - this time containing all the live tracks from the Hammersmith show that were also originally on both 12 Picks and Loaded Deck."

The list author says:
	"2007. The latest effort from Peter since leaving Kiss for the 2nd (or is it 3rd) time. Bit of a crooner-arma this one - more Andy Williams than anything else, but if that's what the cat wants to do..!"

The list author says:
	"2008. Live album from the Eric Singer Project, with some Kiss songs thrown in for good measure."

The list author says:
	"2009. Ace finally delivers his long awaited new album. Heavy in places, mellow & spaced out in others. Best tracks are Foxy & Free, Outer Space, Space Bear, Sister & Fractured Quantum. ACK! indeed."