Destroyer Deluxe Edition

KISS album Destroyer will be released as a two-CD set on February 27th in Europe and 28th in North America. The album was remixed late last year by original producer Bob Ezrin (ALICE COOPER) and will feature long sought after outtakes and the original cover art.

KISS Coffeehouse

The KISS Coffeehouse was one of only 20 "Rocker Restaurants" featured in Rolling Stone Magazine!

KISS: KISS Coffeehouse

Coffee may not exactly be synonymous with KISS' music or image, but that hasn't stopped the band from opening a KISS Coffeehouse in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. In addition to the usual coffeehouse fare, the establishment sells a signature drink called the Frozen Rockuccino.

Paul On Nightline Monday

After preaching the gospel of rock and roll for almost 40 years, legendary KISS front man Paul Stanley was ready for a surgical tune up. In a new segment scheduled to air on January 9, Paul shares his thoughts with ABC’s Nightline.

38 Years Ago Today

It was 38 years ago today...1/8/1974：KISS headline the last ever concert at Filmore East, reopened especially for the occasion, in a special dress rehersal reported by Rolling Stone Magazine. The gig is attended by press, critics and label executives. 

Gene Simmons Says

Gene Simmons has issued the following update: 

"KISS Studio Album is done. Great job by Paul producing. Tommy (Thayer) and Eric (Singer)  really kicked it up a notch. Without overstating the obvious, when you hear the album, every single track rocks. No ballads. No outside writers. No keyboards. No children's choirs. No nothin'. Just meat and potatoes." 

Album Update From Paul

Paul checked in with KISSOnline this morning to give us the latest update on the new KISS album:
"Friday we officially completed work on the new album. Listening to the tracks back to back is like sensory overload. Everyone who has heard any of it is completely blown away. Powerful, heavy, melodic and epic. It makes us very proud. You all will be too. Mixing starts next week."

New Song Titles

Paul Stanley revealed a few new song titles from their upcoming album, Monster, to Classic Rock magazine. They include: 

'Shout Mercy' 

'Out Of This World' 

'Wall Of Sound' 

'Hell Or Hallelujah' 

'It's A Long Way Down' 

'Back To The Stone Age' 

"I wasn't interested in making an album unless I was in charge and no one agreed to it half-heartedly," says the singer and guitarist, taking a break from co-producing the record at Conway Studios in Hollywood. "The band's all there, all the time, and we cut the tracks all facing each other in the same room. Chemistry and camaraderie, that's essential. That's what made Sonic Boom so great, and this album is thunderously better."