KISS

In February 1986, KISS was in full swing with their Asylum Tour, following the release of their album "Asylum," which hit stores just months earlier in 1985. This marked a significant moment in their career, as it was their first tour without original members Ace Frehley and Peter Criss, showcasing a refreshed lineup and a new direction in their sound. The concert in Fort Worth was part of their ambitious effort to rekindle their appeal after the mixed reception of previous albums. Interestingly, this era was characterized by the band's attempt to embrace a more glam metal style, evident in tracks like "Lick It Up” and “Tears Are Falling.” The Fort Worth concert brought electrifying performances of fan favorites and showcased their evolving persona, enriching the KISS legacy while demonstrating their resilience in the ever-changing rock landscape.

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