Ages Of Rock Podcast

This week we talk to Roman Fernandez about his campaign to get Bill Aucoin inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. We also talk about how he and Bill met, KISS, Billy Idol, and interesting encounter in Egypt and more.

This week we recap the 2018 Indy KISS Expo and talk about our favorite highlights of the weekend. We also talk about the guitar raffle for the 2018 Nashville Rock N Pod Expo. Finally, Julian Gill from KissFAQ.com gave us some books to give away. Listen to the episode for details.

In this episode, we finish off our series of talks with the guitarists in the Gene Simmons Band as we talk with Jeremy Asbrock.

We're heading to Indy this weekend for the 20th Annual KISS Expo and there's a lot going on there. We're planning on posting some video to our YouTube channel while we're there and we don't want you to miss it. Go to https://www.youtube.com/agesofrockpodcast and subscribe right away. See ya soon!

This week Dennis talks about his trip to Nashville to see the Foo Fighters while Bill and Allen talk about their VIP meeting with Gene Simmons in Ft. Wayne, IN.

This week we welcome Philip Shouse to the show. He talks about going from Decatur, AL to Nashville, TN and becoming a member of the Gene Simmons Band. He also talks about his clothing line, Mutt Merch, his influences, and more.

On this week’s episode Bill Just Got Lucky enough to meet one of his Juke Box Heroes. We sit down with one of rock’s most talented bass player, producer, and writer. Ladies and Gentlemen please welcome to the show... Jeff Pilson.

This week's episode is all about our cohost Dennis Talbott’s Gene Simmons Vault Experience. We will take a journey with him and find out the important details... 1. How has the GSVE evolved? 2. What happens when Gene and Vinnie are in the same room after many years? 3. Did Dennis cry? All this and more included in the latest episode of Ages Of Rock Podcast.

This week we talk to the one and only Joel Hoekstra. Sit back and listen to a cool conversation about playing with Whitesnake, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Night Ranger, and Cher and much more

Ryan Cook of the Gene Simmons Band joins us this week for a chat. Man, does he have some great stories. Trust us, this is one busy dude so hang on, because here it comes.

Wanna know where to get your daily dose of rock? Check out hairnetradio.com. Beau joins us to discuss how this station started and some of the great times he is having with it. Check out the podcast and then checkout Hairnet Radio!

Once again we have a fun conversation with our old buddy Mitch. We discuss his move to Westwood One, we bitch and moan about Kiss Setlists, and we talk about the upcoming year in music.

For the first time we have guest host and legendary Olympic Silver Medalist Jason Morris on the show. As an added bonus, the four of us interview Johnny Gioeli of the bands Hardline, Axle Rudi Pell, and Crush 40 in an hour of great stories. Trust us, it's worth your time!

This week we do a Skype phone call with Big John Harte and talk about his work with KISS, Iron, Maiden, Billy Idol, and Prince. We also talk about John's upcoming book and let you know how you can get it.

Alright peeeoopplee!! This week we welcome Rich Kosak, aka the Starchild from Mr. Speed. Rich talks about his motivation to start and keep operating a tribute band to the hottest band in the world KISS.

Allen's longtime friend and fellow KISS fanatic joins us this week and talks about his experience in Miami at the Gene Simons Vault Experience.

On this week's episode we welcome Tom from Klassik ‘78. We get the details on how they recreated that early Kiss sound and wrote new songs in that style. Find out what Paul Stanley thinks about their music and a lot more great info about this cool band.

This week we talk on the phone with Damon Johnson of Black Star Riders. He talks about their upcoming tour with Judas Priest and Saxon. He also talks about how he got the Alice Cooper gig after Allen shares the story of his son Ian's experience at an Alice show that Damon played back in 2006.

This week we talk about our trip to Atlanta to see Vinnie Vincent's first public appearance in approximately 20 years. We also talk about the expo in general, including other guests, fellow podcasters, and friends and fans we met while we were there.

Vinnie Vincent made his first public appearance in 20 years at the Atlanta KISS Expo on January 19, 20, & 21, 2018. On Saturday, Vinnie did a Q&A session for the expo attendees. At the end of the session, Vinnie played an acoustic guitar and sang a few songs. Those songs ARE NOT INCLUDED here due to copyright concerns.

This week we talk about 2018 show we're going to see. We also talk about some shows we'd like to see and Allen brings up a couple rumored reunions he's read about online.

Three Sides of the Coin co-host Mark Cicchini joins us for a chat about growing up in Detroit, his experiences with the early Kiss Expos, and a great story about Blackie Lawless! Hear all this and more on this week's episode!

Tod joins us this week and discusses what got him into music along with his time with 707, Ted Nugent, Cheap Trick, Frehley's Comet, and Four By Fate. He's clever and funny and we enjoyed him a great deal.

This week we welcome Rudy Sarzo to the show. Rudy talks about his time with Quiet Riot, Whitesnake, and Ozzy Osbourne, among others. You'll really get a kick out of his sense of humor.

We've got something very special for our 100th episode... a conversation with Tim Rozner! Sit down and kick back while we listen to stories from the road with production manager Tim Rozner. In a rare interview Tim shares behind the scenes stories about some of the biggest names in the music business including Muddy Waters, Aerosmith, KISS, and Styx.