KISS: New Norwegian Documentary Posted Online

November 7, 2008

Norwegian national television channel NRK aired a brand new KISS documentary on Wednesday, November 5 as part of its "Lydverket" music program. A description of the shows reads as follows: "KISS where current and former band members as well as other associates tell the unmasked story about the madness we know as KISS. To record a TV film in 1978 was just one of the things KISS did to make money out of the KISS brand and some 30 years later Paul Stanley has got a pragmatic view on this 'acting' career. 'What doesn't kill makes you stronger,' Stanley says to 'Lydverket' about his experiences from the cult film 'Kiss Meets The Phantom Of The Park'."

Watch the entire documentary in six parts below. It can also be seen and downloaded at NRK.no.

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