Book Of Poems In Honor Of Late KISS Drummer ERIC CARR Now Available

December 24, 2004

According to KissKollector.com, each year the mother of late KISS drummer Eric Carr (real name: Paul Caravello) writes a poem in remembrance of his tragic passing in November of 1991. Each November, the family places a copy of these poems at his resting place in the mausoleum at Cedar Hill Cemetary in New York.

As it's 13 years ago this year that Eric Carr passed away due to cancer, his mother Connie Caravello has now written 13 poems. All poems in Eric's honor written by his mother have been compiled in a heart-warming book, titled "Footsteps You Left Behind". Throughout the book, you'll also find several of Eric's personal photos.

Each book is custom-made and personally signed by Eric Carr's mother, and comes with a free Eric Carr guitar pick. Each book costs $21.99 plus shipping and handling (it only ships within the USA). For more info check out the official Eric Carr web site (www.ericcarr.com).

This year's poem by Eric Carr's mother can be read at KissKollector.com.

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