KISS: Dayton Fan Expo Report, Photos Available

September 16, 2007

KISS' official web site, KissOnline.com, has been updated with the following message:

"The first Dayton KISS Fan Expo was a huge success as hundreds of fans from as far away as Mexico and Canada gathered to celebrate their love for KISS! Fans spent over eight hours visiting, shopping for collectibles and making new KISS friends.

"Paul Stanley drummer Nate Morton made his first ever Expo appearance and judging from the crowd's response this won't be his last. Nate spent the entire day greeting fans, signing autographs and posing for photos as he answered questions one on one. He was very accessible and friendly, and genuinely seemed to be enjoying himself. Nate even held an impromptu and unplanned drum clinic before his question-and-answer session. He spoke highly of his time with Mr. Stanley and informed the crowd that 'Dynasty' was the first album he ever owned.

"Kid drumming sensation and KISS fan Angelo Coppola performed an energetic drumming performance of KISS and Paul Stanley tracks before being joined by the members of MR. SPEED (sans makeup) for a few songs. Later in the day MR. SPEED, in full costume and makeup, closed the Expo with a rockin' set, including KISS rarities such as 'The Oath', 'Love Theme From Kiss' and 'Rocket Ride'!

"All in all another great day for KISS fans. These events are so much like a family reunion and really a great way to celebrate being a KISS fan!"

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