The Making Of Kiss

There have been more than enough KISS biographies to satiate even the most die-hard fan.

Gene Simmons wrote his memoir, KISS and Make-up, back in 2002. KISS: Behind the Mask, the band's official biography, came out not long after. Former members Ace Frehley and Peter Criss put out their respective memoirs last year.

There's also been KISStory (1995), KISSTORY II - Toys Games & Girls (2000), KISS: The Early Years (2002), KISS Kompendium (2009), and Monster (2012), which cost just $4200.

The latest tell-all, Nothin' to Lose: The Making of KISS, co-written by Simmons, Ken Sharp and Paul Stanley, is a not-so-slim 560 pages chronicling the band's genesis between 1972 and 1975. MORE HERE & HERE

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KISS founding members Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons appeared Tuesday, September 10, 2013 at the Barnes & Noble store in Staten Island, New York to sign copies of their new book. A video report on the signing — which was attended by over 1,000 fans — can be seen HERE. source

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