Interview With PETER CRISS' Ex-Wife Posted Online

September 14, 2006

An interview with Lydia Criss — the ex-wife of original KISS drummer Peter Criss — conducted for issue 57 of KISS Kollector magazine, has been posted online on Lydia's official web site. In the interview Lydia talks about her forthcoming book "Sealed with a Kiss" as well as her personal highlights from her time with KISS.

Lydia (married to Peter 1970–1979) is self-publishing "Sealed with a Kiss", which is described as an "insider's look at the glory years of KISS." Measuring 10" x 12", "Sealed with a Kiss" is over 350 pages overflowing with more than 1,500 never-before-published images.

Lydia witnessed the amazing success KISS achieved in their early days when they catered to their fans every whim, and she's actively sought fans' opinions throughout the book's development, designing "Sealed with a Kiss" with their wishes in mind. Among the vast collection of photos and graphics are nearly 100 images from 1973 alone — go onstage, backstage, and in the studio with KISS when they were nothing more than a local New York club band. In response to repeated requests from KISS fans, the overwhelming majority of the photos are captioned with the exact date and location of where/when they were taken.

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