Letters

My name is Debra Root and I currently live in Denver, CO. I just had the pleasure of watching a video of a 7 year old boy named Avery Molek playing the drums. He has AMAZING talent!! And he mentioned that KISS was his favorite band. I think you should watch some of his videos on his website, www.averydrummer.com. I am pretty sure it would be a dream come true for this little boy to play on stage with you. I already have my tickets for your concert in Denver on June 25 and would love to see him on stage with you. Please check him. I think you will be amazed by his talent. Thank you. Debra Root

My dream of seeing Kiss live came true in 2010. It truly was the best concert I have ever seen. To pay tribute to my favorite bass player I created a life size replica of Gene's famous "Ax" bass. The bass is made from wood and Vermont License Plates. My favorite kiss song name is proudly displayed on the neck. Who doesn't "love it loud"?

A little tribute to KISS from me and my four year old kid. Cheers from Brazil! Diego & Marcelo. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lSmvzVATew&feature=share Brazilian KISS Army!!

This year at Milano Design Week friend of mine spotted this awesome 'Starchild inspired' chandelier made by Venetian company Barovier&Toso and designed by Marcel Wanders. Hope to see you soon in Poland!

Dear KISS, Yesterday, May 2nd, 2014 marked a significant milestone in my life. Having served in the US Air Force for 22 years, I retired from active duty. The folks who I worked with know how much I have always loved the band and the music, so they decided to add some subtle KISS highlights which you will see in the attached photo. What made the experience as much fun was, after the standard playing of the Air Force song, my family an dI walked out to the roaring intro to "Detroit Rock City." As a side note - I would also like to personally thank Gene Simmons. One of my co-workers sang the National Anthem with him at one of the NFL games in London this year, and he graciously signed my vinyl copy of Rock & Roll Over. Thank you so much! Cheers! Brian P. Kush, Master Sergeant United States Air Force (Retired)

I have adored Paul my entire life and had hoped for so long that he would write an autobiography, but little did I know how much Face The Music would touch me. Paul has always been an inspiration to me (and let's be honest, he's definitely my celebrity crush!) but I had no idea the extent to which he had to overcome adversities to get to where he is today. I see myself in him and it makes me believe that no matter what, we are all human, and we all go through different obstacles in our lives. Face The Music has restored my faith that true happiness is possible. Everything in life takes time; the road may not always be paved, but if you follow your heart and go for your dreams, nothing is out of reach. Thank you Paul for writing this book and sharing this part of yourself with the world.

I've worked my way to the first chapter of Paul's book, man I've never realised that you've had such a difficult youth, talking about your hearing problems, I guess a lot of people own you a apology for that, ya know I was born with a hart- problem so I know what you're talking about ( being a hart-patient when you're growing up isn't a picknick to so I can understand the "hell" you went thru) anyway you've got thru alright, seeing where you are now these day's so, hope to meet you again soon( we met many years ago in Utrecht,Holland when you've signt my Washburn, in 1999) greetings from Holland!!!!

These are some cartoons that i printed for my room Victor Pi Spain

Kiss is on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine of Argentina - May 2014 - Edition N� 194

Tonight my son Brendan performed in the 5th grade talent show in Marietta, GA. He had a blast and was a hit with his KISS makeup. What a wonderful event and of course there is no other way to perform an original drum solo than in true KISS fashion!! Thanks for all the years of inspiration for me and my family. A Family of Fans for Life - Scot T.