While Paul Stanley and Kiss are out selling cans of Dr. Pepper, their 1987 hit 'Crazy, Crazy Nights' is doing the heavy lifting for Smirnoff vodka. Commercial artists Big Foote have teamed with ...

Kiss reached for pop-rock super-stardom on Sept. 18, 1987 by releasing the keyboard-heavy album Crazy Nights. To hear them tell it, they probably wouldn't make the same choice again.

Kiss will certainly ‘give rock and roll’ to us in a ‘crazy crazy night’ of a mix of glam rock and heavy metal. Kiss will be appearing – no, that’s too small a word….

Crazy Nights was a particularly disappointing album, with Kiss abandoning the hard-earned goodwill of their four previous ’80s albums to chase Bon Jovi -style keyboard pop metal.

By Jordan Harris Published May 29, 2017 Last updated May 29, 2017 Comments KISS at Barclaycard Arena - Pictures: Andy Shaw ...

As the band hit the '80s, there were lineup changes and some peaks and valleys in terms of their career. Still, tracks like 'I Love It Loud,' 'Lick It Up,' 'Heaven's on Fire,' 'Tears Are Falling,' ...

Originally written for Kiss’ 1987 album, Crazy Nights, “Hide Your Heart” became the title track of Bonnie Tyler’s seventh album. Though the song charted well in Finland, it, unfortunately ...