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KISS: Classic Interviews With GENE SIMMONS, PAUL STANLEY Available Online

August 9, 2007

According to KissNews.de, Finnish TV station YLE has added two old interviews with KISS bassist/singer Gene Simmons and guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley to its online video archive.

One interview is from 1988 and was taken right before the band's concert in Helsinki, Finland, the other interview is from 1992 where they talk about their coldest concert they did in Oulu, Finland in 1983 where it was so cold that Paul had to play with gloves on and steam was coming off the people in the audience.

You can see both interviews here.

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