Cover Version Of KISS' 'Crazy, Crazy Nights' Featured In Smirnoff Commercial

December 30, 2011

A cover version of the KISS song "Crazy, Crazy Nights", taken from the band's 14th studio album, "Crazy Nights", is featured in a new ad from Smirnoff, a brand of vodka owned and produced by the British company Diageo. The track was arranged by Big Foote — described as "a fun-loving, hard-working group of spot music composers" — and sung by Sun For Moon.

Commented Smirnoff: "We see different people from different cultures not simply enjoying great nights — they're making them. From New York to Johannesburg to Bangkok, from intimate gatherings to concert halls, we've turned our camera on creative people around the world — hip hop artists, dancers, friends — creating extraordinary nights."

Check out the commercial below.

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