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KISS: New Video Interview With TOMMY THAYER Available

May 9, 2008

Guitar amp company Hughes & Kettner conducted an interview with KISS guitarist Tommy Thayer earlier this week while the band was in Cologne, Germany rehearsing for its current European tour.

Watch the seven-minute chat below.

As previously reported, Tommy Thayer told an Italian radio station on April 16 that the band will perform all songs from its classic "Alive!" release on the European leg of the Alive 35 World Tour.

KISS will wear the "Destroyer" costumes for the trek, which will conclude at the end of June at the Graspop Metal Meeting in Dessel, Belgium.

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