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KISS: U.K. KISS Expo To Be Held In November

July 13, 2005

The annual U.K. KISS Expo at Rock City in Nottingham will take place on Saturday, November 19. This time, KISS drummer Eric Singer will be the special guest. More details will be announced soon on the Expo's official web site.

In related news, the planned September U.K. KISS Alive Expo in Dudley, West Midlands — with special guest, producer Eddie Kramer — has just been cancelled. The following statement has been issued by the event's organizers: "We are very sorry to announce that due to factors beyond our control we have had to cancel the Alive 2005 Expo at Dudley on 11th September."

(Thanks: Kiss Kollector Online)

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