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KISS Book Rush-Released Due To 'Overwhelming Demand'

September 9, 2002

Due to overwhelming demand, Billboard Books is rush-releasing their newest title, the 288-page, KISS Alive Forever: The Complete Touring History. The book will now be released on Tuesday, October 1st, a full three weeks ahead of schedule.

Seven years in the making, KISS Alive Forever was written by authors Curt Gooch and Jeff Suhs and the book has nearly sold out its entire first print run in advance —a true rarity for first-time authors. Anyone wishing to read several excerpts from KISS Alive Forever may do so at the book's official web site: www.kissaliveforever.com

KISS Alive Forever is already getting rave reviews and was recently one of only two books included in a New York Post's Things That Are In This Fall piece.

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