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'Vintage Kiss Photos: 1974-1981' Book Now Available

August 31, 2009

A limited-edition "Vintage Kiss Photos: 1974-1981" book, compiled by veteran KISS photo archivist Marc Scallatino, chronicles the early days of the "hottest band in the land." Culled from hundreds of rare, previously unseen images of Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley, Peter Criss, and Eric Carr, this book takes the reader on a thrilling ride through a major chapter in KISS' history.

* Size: 9x12"
* Format: 160 pages with 300 black-and-white and color photos
* The first 2,000 copies sold will include a free 8x10" color photo (A $10 value!)

For more information, visit VintageKissPhotos.com.

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