Here's a unique view of Paul from behind the stage in Winnepeg,just as he's about to break his guitar during "Rock And Roll All Nite."

Photos by Dean Snowden for KISSONLINE.

More great KISS tattoos! These were backstage in Saskatoon!

Photos by Dean Snowden for KISSONLINE.

For me, KISS has always been about the guitars. Whether it be Paul's signature guitars, Gene's Axe bass, Ace and his Les Paul's or Tommy's metal flake Gibsons. If you are lucky enough to see KISS on this tour you'll appreciate all of the people who work behind the scenes to make this one of the best concerts ever. I was given my own special "Guitar Meet and Greet" last Friday in Chicago by Paul's guitar technician, Fran Stewart. Fran was nice enough to allow me to watch as he set up Paul's guitars before the show. Then he asked me if I wanted my picture taken with them. Incredible! Personally, I've always associated the "Flying V" with Paul Stanley. Who can remember sitting in study hall, and drawing KISS pictures and putting the V in Paul's hands, instead of finishing that overdue book report?

WE WILL NEVER FORGET

Those who live in freedom will always be grateful to those who helped preserve it. We will never forget what our Veterans did for us!

By Kevin Blevins

SASKATOON - KISS absolutely destroyed Saskatchewan's biggest city this week.

Yes, destroyed, and yes, it was a very good thing.

From the opening notes of "Deuce" to the closing explosions that punctuated "Detroit Rock City" two hours later, the four masked bandits who are KISS stole Saskatoon's love.

The sold-out crowd - literally jammed to the rafters in the Credit Union Centre - sang, danced and licked up every single moment in the 18-song set.

At one point, lead singer Paul Stanley opined: "We're pretty great up here, but you guys out there are... awesome!"

And the crowd really was.

Paul gives ABC News' John Berman some travel tips about life on the road. Watch the video!

Here's KISS in front of a SOLD OUT Winnipeg crowd!

Photo by Dean Snowden for KISSONLINE

Here's a picture of Eric wearing the KISS USB wristband!

KISS Live instant USB Wristband and 2-CD-Sets are available now!

Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Tommy Thayer und Eric Singer are celebrate the 35 year history of one of the biggest rock bands of all times on a tour across North America.

Most shows of the KISS Alive/35 US Tour 2009 are being exclusively recorded by Concert Online.

The audio recording are be available as a USB leather wristband with a KISS metal buckle. An absolute must-have item for every KISS fan!

In addition an instant live CD set, consisting of 2 CDs in Collector's Box.

Redding Radio 106X KRRX-FM interviewed Paul Stanley on a recent radio show. Paul discusses the current tour, Sonic Boom, and more. Take a listen!

Check out these great photos of fans attending last weekend's shows in Chicago and Minneapolis!

Check out this fan's awesome KISS tattoos spotted backstage in Winnipeg!

Photo by Spiro Papadatos for KISSONLINE.

Paul was featured on a recent cover of Good Times, the New York entertainment magazine.

By CHUCK FIELDMAN

Call her Dr. Kiss.

In her final year of a three-year residency at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Amanda Baldwin is concentrating on anatomic pathology. She spends most of her time looking into microscopes and assisting in autopsies.

But on special occasions, Baldwin likes to load on the makeup and step into a skin-tight black costume similar to the one made famous by former Kiss guitar player Ace Frehley.

You see, Baldwin is a mega Kiss fan.

"I get a lot of people who are surprised -- both ways," said the 30-year-old Central Illinois native who now lives in Wheaton.

"People I work with are very surprised when they first find out about me being such a huge fan of Kiss and Ace, and that I put on the makeup.

Here are a few KISS Army families right after KISS' shows last weekend!

By Mike Devlin, Canwest News Service
Photo by KISSonline

KISS will gladly sell you the whole seat at one of their concerts -- but you're only going to need the edge of it.

Sure, it's cliched slogan, one used primarily to sell tickets to monster truck events. But the description fits. KISS concerts, after all, are unlike anything the world has ever seen.

"We want to entertain you, and when you pay for a high-priced ticket it should get you more than a guy on stool," said Paul Stanley, the group's singer-guitarist. "When you get a ticket from us, we'll pummel you, deafen you, blind you, cover you in confetti, and you'll leave very satisfied."