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KISS hits the road Saturday night in Phoenix to once again rock and roll all-night and party every day. But only for a little while longer. The group has announced that this outing is its farewell tour, one last chance to breathe fire, spit blood, put on the makeup, and stomp around in those gigantic boots before calling it a day. Yes, we've heard this before from these rockers, but Gene Simmons says that since KISS is unlike anybody else the group isn't kidding.

There's the tour, which features handpicked openers Ted Nugent and Skid Row (original choice Cheap Trick turned down the offer). Simmons says KISS will be on the road in North America into the summer before traveling to Australia and Japan. He promises that the final KISS gig will be an outdoor affair featuring a bill loaded with acts he says "you couldn't imagine in your wildest dreams."

After these legions leave the recording studios and put an end to the awesome stage

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And asked why she should had used the past tense to describe the band's success, Sporty quickly added: ``Well we were, and we will be with the next album.

The other band members haven’t decided what they want to do in this retirement maybe they plan to just sit back and enjoy it. Right?

'Sporty Spice' Hints at Girl Band Split

``Sporty Spice'' Mel C Sunday hinted that the Spice Girls, a multimillion-selling worldwide pop sensation, may go their separate ways in the future. Who knows? It’s KISS!

Colombo Death Toll 28 After Rebel Suicides

Four Tamil Tiger rebels besieged by troops blew themselves up on Saturday after their botched attempt to ambush a motorcade left 23 people dead, police and military officials said. All these bombings and terrorist acts should stop and every one just get along but that is probably impossible. This is a good day in the music world. Paul Stanley, after his stint in The Phantom of the Opera in Toronto, wants to do more stage work. Paul Stanley, after his stint in The Phantom of the Opera in Toronto, wants to do more stage work. ``Who knows? I just know at the moment that we're very happy as a band and very happy continuing with our solo ventures. show that is KISS they plan to start “new” lives. ``It (our contribution) should be recognized because we were a phenomenal success,'' she said.

Apparently the rebels were targeting a motorcade of government officials. '' The Sunday People tabloid newspaper said last month that Mel C had ``had a furious bust-up'' with ``Scary Spice'' Mel G ''that could threaten the future'' of the band.

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