Eric Singer

Drummer reveals which member has the final say regarding band activities.

Kiss alumni Ace Frehley, Eric Singer, Bruce Kulick and Bob Kulick performed together at the Indianapolis Kiss Expo.

On the 25th anniversary of Eric Singer’s first concert as a member of Kiss, the band's guitarist at the time, Bruce Kulick, shares some memories.

It was an emotional moment, as they continued to deal with the death of previous drummer Eric Carr.

His second tour of duty began with a show in Yokohama, Japan.

Eric Singer has a message for Kiss fans still angry over other musicians wearing the founding members' makeup: time to move on.

Kiss enjoy an apparently never-ending demand for their music -- and given that they play in costumes and makeup, the band could conceivably continue on as a live act with replacement players even after all of the original members decide they don't feel like performing anymore.

Kiss drummer Eric Singer points out that both Ace Frehley and Peter Criss played alongside replacement members wearing original makeup during their careers.

It's hard out there for a replacement drummer. Just ask Eric Singer, who's got a job most musicians would envy -- pounding the skins for Kiss -- but one that comes with a few occupational hazards, like having to hear the constant complaining of fans who wish the band's original lineup would get back together.

Kiss drummer Eric Singer has sharp words for Peter Criss, but during a recent interview he never stoops to the level of insults thrown at him by the band's original timekeeper.