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More New KISS 'Elder'-Period Footage Surfaces

April 28, 2009

Two additional "Music From The Elder"-period KISS clips have surfaced on YouTube (see below) as well as a "Creatures Of The Night"-era footage from KISS' 1983 Keil Auditorium concert in St. Louis, Missouri.

The clips were released to promote a continuing series of KISS auctions from eBay seller EliteWorks. 56 items are being auctioned this week, including one of the 1970s official KISS "lost toys," a blood-stained Gene Simmons pick from the reunion tour, a band-signed "Revenge" promo poster, a 1977 Madison Square Garden after-party invite as well as dozens of 1970s and '80s KISS posters including the official "Alive!" and "Alive II" stage posters.

You can see the auctions here.

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