You have just arrived at a site that tells about the history of the band called KISS, divided into different sections.
History | KISS was formed in January 1973, and thus it has existed for almost 50 years. All kinds of things have happened during these years. |
Line-ups | KISS's line-up has changed several times during its existence. Some of the line-ups have performed without masks. |
Discography | KISS's discoraphy is large and musically diverse. 20 full-length studio albums have been released so far. If the 1978 solo albums are included, the number increases by four. |
Gigs | KISS has been touring since 1973, and KISS's probably last tour "End of the Road World Tour" is going on right now. |
Label: Mercury
Producer(s): Bob Ezrin
Recorded: September 1991 – March 1992, Rumbo Recorders (California, USA), Track Records (California, USA), Cornerstone Recorders (California, USA), Ocean Way Recording (California, USA), Acme Recording Studios (New York, USA), The Enterprise Studios (California, USA), A&M Studios (California, USA)
Released: 19 May 1992
Cover art: Hugh Syme
Sammy Hagar was thrown off as the opening act of a Kiss tour due to using a foul language onstage. On 17th February 1977 at the gig in Madison Square Garden, the audience booed Hagar. He lost his temper by telling the audience "f*ck you", dropped his pants, pulled off his penis and broke his guitar (1961 Stratocaster) onstage.
I can't wait to get out. It's been much too long, I don't like being home. I'd rather play. This tour is going to be really big. We're gonna have the biggest show we can have. It's gonna be different not like the old KISS shows.
- Eric Carr