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KISS ARMY's 30th Anniversary To Be Celebrated In Norway

May 27, 2005

KISS fans and KISS merchandise dealers from the whole world are invited when KISS Army Norway celebrate the most dedicated fans in the world; the KISS Army! Come to Oslo, experience a full-scale KISS Expo as well as a KISS rock festival that will showcase some of the chart-topping and award-winning bands that recorded a song for the upcoming Norwegian KISS tribute album. WIG WAM, who recently recorded "I Was Made For Loving You" with ex-KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick, have already been confirmed for the festival. The Expo will include an explosive KISS cover band, a KISS museum, KISS merchandise dealers, video footage on a movie screen, make-up contest, giveaways, KISS karaoke and much more.

KISS Army's Gods Of Thunder Festival and KISS Expo will be held on Saturday, September 10 at the Sentrum Scene in Oslo.

In other news, KISS Army Norway and Voices Music Entertainment will release a tribute album September 5 that will bring tribute CDs to a new level, both musically and visually. Ken Kelly, who did the legendary painting for the "Destroyer" and "Love Gun" albums, has painted his third KISS cover for this tribute CD. Ex-KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick salutes his Norwegian fans by joining glam heroes WIG WAM for the hottest version of "I Was Made for Loving You" ever recorded. The release will introduce you to KISSETTES, a Norwegian all-female KISS tribute act that will blow your mind.

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