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New Issue Of KISS KOLLECTOR Magazine Out Soon

August 2, 2005

The August issue of Kiss Kollector magazine will be out very soon. Issue 53 features an in-depth story on the famous '70s KISS pinball machine from Bally, an exclusive interview with VIRGIN drummer Chuck Billings (back in 1979, KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons produced their debut album — the very first album outside of KISS that he ever produced),a revealing story on the truth and lies surrounding KISS' landmark "Alive!" album (which was released 30 years ago this year),a feature on some "newly" discovered Peter Criss recordings from the '60s, and much more. Check out a sneak preview of the upcoming issue's cover at www.kisskollector.com.

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