Kiss News

 - 4 new extra hard #RhythmGames
- KISS Merch
- Dress your band as KISS!
- KISS face paints for all!
- Other minor issues were fixed.

Looks like you are in fine health, Napoleon! Thanks for sharing with us!

KISS - I went to get an X-ray, and so it came out... there you see my heart  - Napoleón Name

Very cool idea, AFishel. Thanks for sharing with us!

KISS - Check this out - had some old concert T’s made into a throw blanket. - AFishel

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On this day in KISSTORY - February 28, 2013 - KISS opened their Australian MONSTER Tour at a packed arena in Perth.

Thank you, KISS NAVY! It's official, #KKVIII is SOLD OUT!

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The Hottest Band in the World and Demon Hunter Ash Team Up in KISS / Army of Darkness Comic Series

KISS teams up with demon slayer Ash to take on the Evil Dead in Dynamite Entertainment's KISS / Army of Darkness five issue mini-series. The limited title is written by Chad Bowers and Chris Sims. Artwork is provided by the talented Ruairi Coleman. Look for it in comic shops on February 28th.

In KISS / Army of Darkness #1, the Hottest Band in the World is on top of the world and rocking faces until the night disciples of The Destroyer show up and the band disappears. With the tour canceled, a young Ash misses one of the most important events of his life that will change his destiny. Now the Chosen One has to get back on the right path and join the KISS ARMY OF DARKNESS!

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VACAVILLE — Paul Stanley, rhythm guitarist/singer/songwriter for the rock band KISS, made an appearance Tuesday in Vacaville at Rock & Brews, the chain of restaurants he, along with bandmate Gene Simmons and others, founded.

The purpose of Stanley’s appearance was twofold: to promote the rock-themed restaurant and to honor military members, 200 of whom were treated to a free luncheon.

Stanley’s career with KISS goes back more than four decades and includes selling more than 75 million records worldwide. In addition to his time spent touring while wearing the band’s iconic makeup and recording both band and solo albums, Stanley has indulged in other interests.

They include writing a memoir, performing on Broadway in the title role of “The Phantom of the Opera,” touring with Paul Stanley’s Soul Station, which plays classic Motown and other R & B hits, creating fine art paintings and working with an organization called About Face that helps children born with facial differences.

Stanley answered a few questions for the Daily Republic before the military luncheon Tuesday.

Q: Do you have any stories about how your music helped fans?

A: The stories are so numerous, it’s hard to pick one. I’m thankful the music can be an inspiration to them and something for them to hold on to. It’s great to hear people say I helped get through tough times – getting through school or through a death in the family. It’s always great to know you are an inspiration to people.