With his sixth album "Love Gun" published in 1977, Kiss closed his stage of best creativity and for many of his fans, the best of his entire career.
This superb album contains part of the history of the band with songs like "I Stole Your Love", "Shock Me" or "Love Gun" demonstrating the enormous amount of songs they composed in only three years in which they released five fantastic albums.
From here the bad addictions of its members, in particular Ace Frehley and Peter Criss and the egos of the rest of the band would take their toll on them, turning their environment into their own creative tomb.