The careers of Kiss, Cheap Trick, Aerosmith, and, to a lesser extent, Starz, have been linked going back to the late ‘70s. In Doug Brod’s remarkably enjoyable look into the bands and their connections, he gives an exhaustive look into those ties while keeping the reader’s interest throughout. In the case of Kiss, and Starz—the least popular of the four bands profiled, but influential nonetheless —the connection came from their shared manager Bill Aucion and his assistant, Sean Delaney, who helped choreograph onstage moves for both bands. Producer Jack Douglass worked on records for Aerosmith, Cheap Trick, and Starz, while all bands—popular around the same time period, took turns opening for each other. Brod takes an almost academic look into the beginnings, the rise, the dips and resurgenc...
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