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KISS Drummer Gets Prison Time

January 6, 2002

Original KISS drummer Peter Criss will make an appearance in tonight's episode of the HBO prison drama Oz, which kicks off its fifth season at 10 PM EST. Criss is playing the role of convict Martin Montgomery who has beef with Dean Winters' character, Ryan O'Reily, and he is scheduled to be in two more episodes this season, although it is presently unclear as to whether there will be any more Criss appearances on the series after that. Criss had previously had parts on an episode of the canceled series Millennium, and in 1999's Detroit Rock City and 1978's KISS Meets The Phantom Of The Park.

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