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KISS: Lost 1980 'Unmasked Tour' Film Posted To Promote Auctions

March 25, 2010

Elements from a recently discovered 16mm film reel containing outtakes of KISS's November 22, 1980 Sydney concert have been posted online to promote the continuing auctions of eBay seller EliteWorks. The footage, which was recorded during KISS's triumphant 1980 stadium trek across Australia, captures the group at their zenith. The band was touring in support of its "Unmasked" album with new drummer Eric Carr in place behind the skins.

The 30-year old segment can be viewed below.

This week's auctions include proof sheets for the 1977 Marvel KISS comic book and KISS Alive Forever; the 1982 Flo & Eddie press kit, several lots of rare KISS cover story magazines and photos from 1974-2000 including the rarely seen 1975 photo session which inspired the cover art for "Destroyer", an original KISS Army fan club kit, Eric Carr's 1980s business card, a even a ticket to KISS's self-promoted 1973 Hotel Diplomat concert.

The KISS auctions can be viewed here.

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