Letters

I have been a fan since 1992, and KISS has meant very much to me. But this pales in comparison of what KISS means to my son, Christian. Christian is six years old, and has Cerebral Palsy, which requires him to use a wheelchair, and wear leg braces (that he calls his KISS boots, due to their size!). He loves KISS, and they have become such an inspiration to him we knew for this concert, he had to come with us! I had concerns about bringing him regarding accessibility and that leads me to the real reason I am writing this letter - the assistance of everyone at Molson Ampetheatre was overwhelming, not to mention all the fans who had smiles and kind things to say. Christian was overwhelmed by the KISS Army's kindness, and so am I. All this was topped off by being giving guitar picks from the kind people at kissonline. I wish to thank you, and all the KISS fans who played a part in making my sons dream come true tonight. He has never been happier or more motivated to play drums like his favorite drummer, Eric Singer and jump high in the air like Paul Stanley!