Letters

in memory of my beloved Raili Anneli McGee a very proud Kiss fan who sadly passed 19 September 2019 following a painful battle with pneumonia - Jim McGee

Had a great time in Atlanta at Dragon Con. Ran in to these guys representing KISS! So much fun! - Joe Polo

Hello KISS Army, for the third time Eric Singer graces the cover of Batteur Magazine in France. Issue #336 september 2019. Hope we'll see you again in France in 2020. Thanks for all the fun you've given us and still going strong. So long. - Christophe Dard

A little drawing I made today - Amelia Jenson

Hi guys check out this awesome KISS CAKE my co workers had made for my farewell. I am sure Genev would like a slice! - Todd Dewis

Hi Paul, Gene, Tommy and Eric, I wanted to take the time to thank you for the good services of Backstage + the Show you gave us here in Montreal on March 19 and August 16, 2019, at the Bell Center. You were the first band to open the Bell Center (formerly known as The Molson Center, August 3, 1996). On Saturday, August 3, 1996, it was my first KISS show. Whenever I saw you in show and (in Backstage this year), It was magical and unforgettable !! I have to tell you that it makes me feel like you're retiring ...... Even though I understand you have to do it. I have a twinge in my heart knowing that maybe I will not be able to see you anymore. I'm not able to tell you at the Revoir because for me, you represent more than a band, you are great friends ... lolll Thank you for allowing us to realize our dreams of meeting you. You are engraving in my heart for life !! Marie-Rose Desjardins

KISS - End Of The Road Tour played it's final NY date tonight in Brooklyn at the Barclay's Center and it was an unforgettable, electrifying performance. Phil Paratore

Seeing KISS for the last time ever is so vary sad, but 40 years plus of rocking all night and partying every day I can understand why it? They are still amazing after all these years. Seeing them in Hershey was a dream come true. When I was younger I rewrote Detroit Rock City the movie so it would be Hershey Rock City. The cast was all my friends and family. I got to see y'all in Philadelphia and in state college and now finally in Hershey. What a great show. If anyone out there has never gotten the chance to see Kiss live you have missed out on life. I wanted the best I got the best....... KISS!!!!!!!! Thank you for all the great memories. - Roy Anderson

I just wanted to give a great big thanks for the great night in Bristow, VA. Life is heavy sometimes, but having the opportunity to let my hair down and worry about nothing but fun and entertainment meant the world to me. I appreciate all the energy you put into your show and the respect you expressed to me for being a veteran. I have only began going to concerts in my middle aged adult life - and this one, by far, knocked my socks off. I truly needed a night like this. I wish my Dad was alive to see the pictures and videos. He would have been over the moon. Thank you so much for everything. I truly needed the smiles and laughter! - Tina Cox

Attended my 22nd KISS show in Charlotte NC on 8-10-2019. Way back in 1990, my dad took his 14yo son to his first KISS concert. Almost 30 years later, I took my 12yo son to his first KISS concert and my 20yo daughter to her second. I ws very proud to have this picture taken of my entire family in KISS makeup. I didnt paint my face because I actually got to tag along with my best friend during my guitar M&G with Paul Stanley, which turned into a meeting with the ENTIRE BAND! I couldnt have asked for a more perfect night! Thank you to Gene, Paul, Eric, Tommy, Keith Leroux and my best friend Alan for an incredible experience! - Eddie Helms