This 1989 album marked a return to the hard rock sound that defined Kiss's early career, though it failed to capture the same chart success as previous efforts.
- "Hot in the Shade" was the first Kiss album to feature a drum solo by Eric Singer.
- The album's lead single, "Forever," was co-written with Michael Bolton and became Kiss's highest-charting single since 1981's "I Was Made for Lovin' You."
- Despite its lower chart position compared to previous albums, "Hot in the Shade" has been certified platinum by the RIAA.
Kiss is a multi-platinum hard rock band from New York City, known for their elaborate stage shows and face paint. "Hot in the Shade" arrived during the band's post-reunion era, following the success of a string of commercially successful albums and tours.
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