But decades later, lead singer Paul Stanley revealed there was one song the band didn’t get quite right.
“It's a great song, and somehow we managed to f--- it up, you know,” Stanley said on the podcast after making a face and holding his nose.
Bandmate Gene Simmons added that the vintage song was an “interesting cultural reflection of the times” in the same way as the Beatles' “I Wanna Hold Your Hand.”
Simmons noted that there was an “etiquette” to older songs that was much different than, say, the Love Gun single “Christine Sixteen.”
In an interview posted by music journalist Carl Linnaeus, Stanley said of the cover song, “I'm sure it was my suggestion, and honestly, I don't necessarily think it was the best suggestion. I don't think we did the song justice, and I think it was, you know, not a great success as far as I'm concerned.”
“So I think it limited us,” he added.
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