Over the past two decades, Freely toured all across America with his solo band, hitting a mixture of theaters, casinos, clubs, and fairs. His set focused heavily on tunes from the Kiss catalog, but he did break out a few solo gems like “Cherry Medicine,” “Rock Soldiers,” “Rip It Out,” and his famous cover of Russ Ballard’s “New York Groove.”

Released in March of 1975, Dressed to Kill was Kiss' third studio album, released just five months after November 1974's Hotter Than Hell and just thirteen months after their February 1974 self-titled debut.