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KISS: New Tribute Album Due In April

January 4, 2006

"Christine Sixteen – A High-School Tribute to Kiss" is the title of a new KISS tribute album that will be released in April of this year in a limited run of 500 copies. The album is a production of École Secondaire La Frontalière, located in Coaticook, Québec, Canada. The non-profit project's purpose is to introduce kids to KISS music and also provide them with recording experience at a professionnal recording studio. The 15-track album will include the following songs:

01. Rock Soldiers
02. Love 'em And Leave 'em
03. Strutter
04. Rise To It
05. Detroit Rock City
06. All American Man
07. I Love It Loud
08. Calling Dr. Love
09. I Stole Your Love
10. Not For The Innocent
11. Psycho Circus
12. Unholy
13. Ladies Room
14. Rock And Roll Hell
15. Shout It Out Loud

The songs have been recorded by three musicians who used to be students at the school, while seven current students were selected to sing lead on the songs. For the album's cover, four students of different ages whose faces resemble the original KISS members were picked to have makeup applied on by a professionnal makeup artist (a former student of the school).

For more details, and how to order the CD, check out the "Christeen Sixteen"web site.

(Thanks: Kiss Kollector)

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