Paul Stanley - Kiss

This man is KISS, this is the best of the four solo albums from start to finish this is a killer.The first track is tonight you belong to me,the acoustic intro is quiet then comes the heavy guitars and drums that are filled with energy.Move on follows in true stanley vein pumpin,Ain't quite right follows in a subtle mood not stanleys taste at all.The brilliant Wouldn't you like to kinow me comes next the best track on the album.Take me away gives you the taste of KISS in a big way,Its alright and Hold me touch me progresses on to the Love in chains and Goodbye.This album is a must for every kiss fan worldwide and if they hade the sense then this would be the next ...  Read the complete review

Out of the four solo albums released in 1978 by Kiss, this is my personal favourate. The most dynamic of the four solo's. Pauls Stanley has the best constructed songs on this from the solo's. He really is the back bone of the band. He can rock, he can roll, he can make your heart pound. From the opening track Tonight You Belong To Me, a slow builder to a in your face rocker, mean and moody, this track has it all. This is a rock album that the other three failed to achieve. Nine wonderful tracks (three ballads & 6 rockers). ...  Read the complete review

Paul's collated efforts at solo album writing culminated in this - a Kiss album that was never released. While other members went off and really did their own thing, Paul concentrated on what he did best - write great songs. Just because they happen to be sounding similar to Kiss' should not put you off. 'Tonight You Belong to Me' kicks off the album and starts as a gentle ballad, but that doesn't last as he turns it about face and crashes into something that could easily have come off the 'Love Gun' album. There are no relly weak tracks here, just solid tunes which have stood the test of time (for me, anyway). A ...  Read the complete review