Letters

Hello my name is Gary Garza I've been a KISS fan since I was 6yrs old I'm 43yrs old now and on 8/24/16 I had the pleasure of taking my son Cruz to his first KISS show. Cruz had a blast rocking out, clapping and singing along, and his words as soon as the concert was over was "that was awesome I want to go to another KISS concert" It felt so good to be able to share my love for KISS with him and infuse the KISS Army with some new blood thanks guys for kicking his butt and mine all these years.

Thanks GenE for the great memories of meeting you , my idol for the first time . It's something I'll never forget , and I think the same goes for the Meet and Greeters who seen yu sign my back ! I asked Gene what are you writing ?? He said you will see it later and I noticed people laughing and taking pics! Very funny !

KISS are everywhere! Here is the Juke Box Music Fun House in the Midway at the Minnesota State Fair. KISS are On Top Center! Right where they belong.

My 8 year old son Joey & I before the KISS concert in Rochester, NY 8/29. We sat in the 6th row and it was Joey's 5th time seeing KISS. What an amazing time.

We got married over the weekend and had Forever played on the piano before I walked down the aisle and my new husband dedicated it to me at the reception. Now we can't wait to see you in Bozeman! It will be my 4th time seeing you and his 1st! Rock on!

I won this diorama made crafts of the members of KISS - Gene, Paul, Ace and Peter.

Look at this KISS logo at the mud survival in Vriezenveen The Netherlands.

my grandfather was going through some old family pictures back in 2005 so he ran into some pictures of me wearing genes make up design rock on guys

Sign Post Forest is a collection of (82,000 as of June 2016) signs at Watson Lake, Yukon and is one of the most famous of the landmarks along the Alaska Highway. On the 4th of July I thought they needed one more & added this!!! Keep rocking, Mike

I would like to thank KISS and staff for a very special night. My wife, grandson and I were part of the VIP meet and greet at the Taco Bell Arena in Boise, ID. This was our second time getting the meet and greet package but this time was even more special. I had a kidney transplant six months ago and this was my celebration with my family for a second chance I have been gifted. The guys were so kind. They spent time talking with my three year old grandson. Eric gave him the drumsticks he used during the acoustic show. He also got guitar picks from everyone. We had front row center for both the acoustic and full show. The guys all made a point to acknowledge us during the full show. Paul waved to us, Gene waved his tongue, Tommy gave us a head nod. Right before Eric sang Beth, he threw drumsticks into the audience. He tried several times to get one to us but other fans kept knocking them away from us. Even after several attempts, Eric continued until we got one. I have seen KISS live dozens of times throughout my life and every time was special. However, holding my grandson and experiencing this magical time with him made me feel very emotional. My now grown children have all been raised KISS fans, now a third generation is being raised right. Thank you KISS for creating wonderful family memories. You made us feel special. For anyone who has not experienced the VIP Meet and Greet, I highly recommend you do. It's worth every penny. You will get an experience that you will never forget. Trevor Dunn