KISS returned to the Vegas stage with a moment fans will be talking about for the rest of their lives, opening their three-night residency with a candlelit tribute that felt more like a collective heartbeat than a concert. As the lights dimmed and thousands of tiny flames rose across the crowd, Paul Stanley stepped forward, his voice soft but shaking with emotion, to honor Ace Frehley—the guitarist who helped build the band’s legend and who passed away last month at 74. The atmosphere was heavy, raw, almost sacred, showing a side of KISS that fans rarely get to see. This wasn’t just another gig. It was their first time back together after their farewell tour, an outdoor acoustic set filled with memories, grief, and the unmistakable spirit of rock and roll. Stanley, Gene Simmons, and even Peter Criss shared words that hit straight to the heart, each remembering the man who shaped their sound and their story. As the candles flickered and the music faded, Ace’s presence hung in the air—quiet, powerful, and unforgettable…
Las Vegas has seen wild nights, legendary performances, and shows that set the Strip on fire but nothing, absolutely nothing, prepared fans for the moment […]
