KISS

During the time of the 'Kiss Love Gun live Alive III' recording on November 27, 1992, KISS was cruising through a transformative phase in their career. This was shortly after the release of their 1992 album 'Revenge,' which marked a significant comeback after the 80s experimenting with different styles. 'Revenge' was praised for its heavier sound, solidifying their return to the hard rock roots they were known for. The live recording at The Palace of Auburn Hills captures this reinvigorated energy, showcasing iconic songs while featuring the lineup that included Eric Singer and Bruce Kulick, both pivotal in reshaping the band's modern sound. Fun fact: 'Revenge' was the first album to feature the band’s classic logo after a decade, reigniting the nostalgia while propelling them into the 90s rock scene.

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