The KISSFAQ - May '06 News

This "News" page generally only relates to matters of interest to the KISSFAQ. There's no need to replicate news that can be seen on every other KISS website. Should you want official announcements please visit the band's official website at: KISSONLINE.COM. If you use information appearing on this or any other KISSFAQ page, in print (fanzines) or online (directly quoted or rewritten), please have the courtesy to say where it came from. If printing in fanzines, I'd love a copy sent to the KISSFAQ PO Box.

Tracking the forthcoming solo releases:
Paul Stanley | Peter Criss

Sunday, May 28, 2006 10:27:03 AM - More VH1 Rock Honors...
Some audience screen shots from the event...

According to a press release for the broadcast: "The final performance of the night featured an All Star band tribute to KISS with surprise guest Ace Frehley, Tommy Lee, Slash, Scott Ian, Gilby Clarke and Rob Zombie performing KISS' 'God Of Thunder.' KISS ended the night by taking the stage in full make-up with a no holds barred performance of their ferocious hit 'Detroit Rock City' and 'Love Gun'"

VH1 Rock Honors premieres Wednesday, May 31 at 9PM ET/PT; "MHD: Music High-Definition channel, MTV Networks new High Definition Television channel will air "VH1 Rock Honors" on Wednesday, May 31 at 9 PM*, during its first-ever simulcast. VH1 Classic will also air "VH1 Rock Honors" beginning the week of June 5. Beginning Tuesday, May 30, VSPOT, VH1's broadband channel will offer exclusive performances from "VH1 Rock Honors" honorees and tribute bands that will not be seen during the show's television broadcast. Additional VSPOT content will include exclusive interviews with "VH1 Rock Honors" honorees, presenters and performers"... «Post A Comment»

Friday, May 26, 2006 3:00:24 AM - Ace Frehley all-stars suprise...

Ace Frehley, who had been spotted in Las Vegas earlier in the day, turned out as the surprise guest star with Gilby Clarke in an all-star band consisting of Rob Zombie (vocals), Slash (guitar), Tommy Lee (drums), and Scott Ian (bass) for a performance of "God of Thunder" at the filming of "VH1 Rock Honors" at the Mandalay Bay Events Center.

According to KISS fan "fasterpdiddy" KISS performed: "Detroit Rock City," "Deuce," "Love Gun," and "Makin' Love." "VH1 Rock Honors" will premiere on Wednesday, May 31 at 9:00 pm... «Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 23, 2006 6:21:02 PM - Japanese "Rock The Nation Live!" Review...
Japanese fans are often treated to bonus items in and on their domestic releases, as a method that has been suggested provides an incentive for purchasing those higher-priced rather than cheaper imports. For example, the domestic version of "KISS Symphony" sells for ¥ 6,248 versus 4,925 for the import on one popular Japanese vendor's site. That's $56 versus $44.23 by today's exchange rate!

Economics and math aside, why would anyone outside of Japan be interested in their domestic "Rock The Nation Live!" DVD release? Simple, it includes a 3" CD that features three additional songs recorded during the "Rock The Nation" tour in 2004, but not included on the US or other international versions. The songs: "King Of The Night Time World," "All The Way," and "Psycho Circus." Tracks 1 & 3 recorded live at Virginia Beach, VA on July 25, 2004. Track 2 recorded live at Bristow, VA (Washington DC) July 24, 2004. In comparrison with the "Instant Live" recordings of this material, very little, if anything at all was apparently done to the recordings apart from them having a unified "audience track". That's it. For most fans, having the Instant Live recordings of either of the two concert dates will sufice. And in the case of "All The Way," having the Instant Live recording of the superior Concord, CA concert will be enough of that song. The 3" CD is housed in a protective dust sleeve inside a printed slipcase. It looks good, making me tempeted to compile an audio-CD of the full show for the car. Nah, already got the compilation of the "rare" live songs from that tour there. Oh, and audio samples of these three songs are on the audio page...

The first noticeable difference between the US and Japanese versions (at least my copies) is the quality and contrast of the printing. On the slipcases the color of the American version is washed out while the Japanese version is vivid. The "2 DVD Set" notice is at the top, rather than the bottom. Both share the silver embossed KISS logo. Apart from the US version having a UPC barcode, the two slip covers are nearly identical. Once you get the digipak housing out of the slipcase, the same printing quality differences are obvious. The outsides of the digipaks share the same differences as the slip-covers. The insides and screen-prints on the DVDs are also the same.

Both include a 12-page booklet. Again, the quality of print and vividness of color are the only mayor differences, though the US version is printed on better paper stock than the rather flimsy Japanese stuff. Also included in the Japanese version is a 8-page Japanese language biography and liner notes booklet.

Apart from that the Japanese version comes with a massive "obi" with the contents and track titles translated into Japanese. It indicates a price of ¥ 4,935 ($44.37) - You'll certainly pay more than that to get this item outside of Japan. My invoice from CD Japan indicates that I paid ¥ 6550 including EMS postage. That's essentially $58.89 for a 3" CD whose contents is sure to circulate in collector's circles shortly. The DVD appears to be region free, as I had no problem playing it on hardware that has been verified to choke on other region's DVDs. Amusingly, the DVD even has the standard FBI warning at the beginning, totally pointless in Japan (and elsewhere for that matter. Is it worth it? That's for the collector's brain to decide... «Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 23, 2006 4:50:04 AM - New "old" KISS Footage airs...
Last night, as a part one of VH1's "Heavy: The History of Heavy Metal" rockumentary, "Welcome To My Nightmare," several "new" previously unaired classic KISS clips were broadcast. KISS were the fourth band featured during the show, following Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Alice Cooper. Clips included material from Valencia, CA, May 1978, originally filmed for "KISS Meets The Phantom of the Park" concert sequences, and what appeared to be a new "Return Of KISS" tour pro-shot. Perhaps more interesting were what appeared to be new pro-shot 1975 and 1977 shows, possibly Portland and Los Angeles respectively. No doubt, some of the video collecting pros will uncover the details of these clips soon. Both Ace Frehley and Peter Criss were interviewed for the show, along with Gene and Paul... «Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 23, 2006 4:50:04 AM - Richie & Ace together again!...
(From richiescarlet.com:) "Musical history was made just the other day when Richie Scarlet was playing at a benefit concert with 'The Scrubs.' To everyone's surprise, Richie was joined onstage by none other than Ace Frehley! The place went wild as Richie and Ace jammed out on 'Jumping Jack Flash' and 'Road House Blues.' The fans were ecstatic to see Richie and the Ace together again onstage. The chemistry between them and their guitar style simply works! It was pretty obvious that the fans want more!"... «Post A Comment»

Friday, May 19, 2006 5:48:05 AM - The Future of KISSFAQ...
Welcome to the future of the KISSFAQ. A great deal of work has been going on behind the scenes to redesign and reorganize the KISSFAQ. A taste of things to come is here...

Check out the newly designed discography entry celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Music From "The Elder."

Much more, from each and every studio album, to be added on a regular basis... «Post A Comment»

Friday, May 19, 2006 5:48:05 AM - Bruce Kulick, 1971...
Courtesy of Joe Pennacchia KISS Asylum currently as a picture of Bruce Kulick's 1971 yearbook picture on their site. Check it out... «Post A Comment»

Monday, May 15, 2006 12:16:37 PM - KISS Magazine Issue #5...
According to a post by KISS Magazine publisher Warren Lapine, Issue #5 is now with the printers. Fans interested in subscribing to the magazine should visit DNA Publications. The first four issues have been fantastic, so check it out... «Post A Comment»

Monday, May 15, 2006 7:34:09 AM - UK "Speaking In Tongues" DVD Reissue...

Reminder, Gene's "Speaking In Tongues" DVD reissued on UK's Sanctuary Midline May 29, 2006. Under £8- on Amazon.co.uk... «Post A Comment»

Monday, May 15, 2006 7:34:09 AM - Gene, The 500's frontman + More...

(LARRY PAPKE / Associated Press file photo)

(From: IndyStar; David Lindquist) "You may have shaken a fist in joy or shaken a fist in disgust when Gene Simmons was hired to promote the Indy Racing League. Or you may have shaken your head in bewilderment.

Whatever the response, the notorious rock star makes people pay attention -- which is why Simmons says he's up to the task of generating interest in a sport that continues to struggle for a mainstream identity. As a member of Kiss, Simmons has portrayed "the Demon" for more than 30 years. He spits fake blood during concerts, wags an abnormally long tongue and professes an attraction for "every woman who walks the face of the earth. But as the partner in a marketing firm, he has worked since January to make political, corporate and fan connections for the racing league that will present the 500-Mile Race on May 28 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

If people have a problem with Simmons being affiliated with a fixture of wholesome American culture, it's OK with him. "There's no such thing as good news and bad news," Simmons says. "There's only news. You're either important enough and you become the water cooler conversation, or you're nobody and you don't count. "All I care about is that people talk about Indy. Wake up in the morning and talk about it. Even if it's 'Ah, that bloated, fat Gene Simmons -- what does he know about stuff?' Good. You're talking about it." Love him or hate him, the P.T. Barnum of rock 'n' roll is hyping the 90th running of the Indy 500. Marketing background

Simmons' track record with Kiss reflects a knack for spreading the word. From credit cards to caskets, more than 2,500 varieties of merchandise have featured the group's logo. "He likes to say Kiss is a band, but more than a band, it's a brand," says Mike Ringham, who was hired in October as the Indy Racing League's vice president of marketing. The IRL wouldn't say how much it is paying Simmons Abramson Marketing, a Los Angeles-based company headed by Simmons and former Pee-wee Herman manager Rich Abramson, or how long the company is under contract. So far, Simmons has provided "I Am Indy" as both a slogan for the league and a song that's piped through loudspeakers at IRL events. And regarding the "IRL" abbreviation, Simmons says it sounds like a disease or a stodgy corporation. Instead, he refers to the league, its schedule, the 500 and the city as "Indy." The 56-year-old fits the description of wide-eyed fan when marveling about track speeds that exceed 220 mph. "Rock stars in rockets" is another of his catch phrases. Simmons acknowledges the budding celebrity of drivers such as Danica Patrick and defending Indy 500 champion Dan Wheldon. He insists anyone possessing the skill and courage to drive in the league deserves a spotlight. "If you look at our drivers, they really are rock stars," Simmons says. "If they weren't driving Indy cars, they'd be onstage trying to steal your girlfriend. Well, it would be different in the case of Danica."

Family life. The suggestion of sex is a predictable part of any conversation with Simmons. In a 2002 autobiography, the bass player claimed he's had more than 4,000 female partners -- so far. Meanwhile, he's maintained a relationship with actress Shannon Tweed since 1983. They have two children, and their home life is chronicled on the A&E cable television series "Family Jewels." "I don't hide the fact that I have a fantastic life," Simmons says. "People don't understand that I can be happily unmarried to the same girl for 23 years and make no apologies." Because of a Kiss show scheduled May 25 in Las Vegas, Simmons won't get to Indianapolis until two days before the 500. But he promises to make the pre-race rounds. "I'll be everywhere and do everybody," he says. League executive Ringham characterizes Simmons as "a very interesting individual" and applauds the rock star's outspoken opposition to drug and alcohol abuse. The 2004 race champion, Buddy Rice, figures that if the league had an issue with Simmons' persona, he wouldn't have been hired as a consultant. "No matter what, he's going to attract somewhat of a different crowd," Rice says. "I think that's good for everybody involved."

Fishers resident Keith Leroux oversees the official Web site for Kiss, Kissonline.com. "I don't think Gene's outlook on marriage pertains even to a lot of Kiss fans or a lot of Kiss band members," Leroux says. "But he's Gene. One thing I've always liked about him is that he does things his own way, regardless of what other people think." As evidenced by 1970s polls that ranked Kiss as both the most loved and most hated rock band, the musician-actor-entrepreneur has a charisma that attracts and repels. "I am arrogant," Simmons says. "I'm responsible to myself for my happiness. I don't look to anybody else. I've never borrowed a dime, and I'm not looking for a handout. I live my life my way. "I want Indy, with all due respect, to have that kind of arrogance -- this kind of pride in what it is." When Simmons is modest, he credits Kiss fans for his success and he refers to Abramson and himself as "two more horses hitched onto the ride" of marketing the Indy Racing League.

Rather than being a famous name connected to the sport, Simmons says his real work is making contacts with government officials in host cities and making pitches to potential corporate sponsors. Abramson brought NBA star Carmelo Anthony into the league as a sponsor for Hemelgarn Racing and rookie driver P.J. Chesson, a noted free spirit who counts Simmons as a mentor. Ringham reports that TV ratings have slightly improved for all three races of the young season when compared with a year ago. He says the accomplishments of Simmons Abramson Marketing will be measured by the amount of business the company brings to the league and the amount of publicity generated across a 14-race schedule. "Gene is remarkably good -- and maybe brazen would be a better word -- about picking up the phone and calling people," Ringham says. "It's really quite interesting to hear about people returning his calls. Most everybody returns Gene Simmons' calls, for some reason"... «Post A Comment»

Monday, May 15, 2006 5:00:55 AM - Part 2 of KISS Online�s "Paul Stanley" interview...
Part 2 of KISS Online�s "Paul Stanley" interview is now online. Paul discusses the Ace Frehley, the band's return to Japan and touring, the "Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame," being an fan, and more. Check it out at www.kissonline.com... «Post A Comment»

Sunday, May 14, 2006 7:53:14 AM - Ted Nugent slams Pantera Cover on DRC Soundtrack...
(Partial info from Blabbermouth) This is only really KISS-related becasue Pantera's cover of Ted Nugent's "Cat Scratch Fever" was included on the KISS-related "Detroit Rock City" movie soundtrack. Ted suggested, "though I'm no expert on all things PANTERA, I did hear their version of 'Cat Scratch Fever' and it was exceedingly white. No soul, no balls, no feel. Caucasian all the way. Elements of dope, booze and heroin disconnect quite apparent as usual. There is no excuse for such horrifically negative, irresponsible, criminal, America-wrecking behavior as such chimp-like substance abuse. Period. They appeared as Ozzy-like zombies on TV. Ya think. American drunks and dopers are allahpuke terrorists' favorite allies. Damn them. Damn them all." Well, Ted is never affaid to speak his mind...

Pantera's "Cat Scratch Fever" promo CD, one of several songs released promotionally from the "Detroit Rock City" soundtrack... «Post A Comment»

Sunday, May 14, 2006 7:53:14 AM - Rock & Roll Hall of Fame $1.00 Fundraising Campaign...
KISS Army Planners Announce Initial Timeline For Rally at The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame $1.00 Fundraising Campaign

The KISS Army March committee is proud to announce the initial details surrounding the events and activities planned for Cleveland on August 5th, 2006. The event is also announcing that the American Cancer Society will receive 100% of the net proceeds generated by the event. The event's purpose is to change the course of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation's nomination and induction process, which has passed on KISS since they became eligible in 1999. The donation program to the American Cancer Society came about as a result of Eric Carr's passing from cancer in 1991. Brian Harman, Regional Development Director, with the American Cancer Society shared his view this way: "This is a great community event put on by the KISS Army and the funds raised will help us KISS cancer goodbye." Donations are being requested through the group's website at www.kissarmyunites.com. KISS fans are being asked to donate $1.00 to help the committee cover expenses and raise money for the American Cancer Society. For every dollar you donate your name will be entered to win a personal check signed by Eric Carr using his original name Paul Caravello. This drawing will be held at the KISS Army March following the Eric Carr Tribute (need not be present to win). The personal check was donated by the family of Eric Carr.

Kim Rolfe and Kristine Connell, (two of the planners of the event, and in charge of merchandising) long time KISS fans from the Southern Ontario area, have a bus booked and ready to go to take area KISS fans to Cleveland for the big weekend. Please visit the www.kissarmyunites.com page and click on the 'Travel Info From Canada' button on the left of the page to get details on how you can book your spot on the bus for the one of the biggest fan events to ever happen in KISStory (to guarantee a spot, you must book by July 1st). Listed also on the website are various hotels in Cleveland to book a room for the weekend, using a special code to get the KISS Army discount!

The event's official functions include the following:
Friday, August 4th, 2006
8:00pm Pre-March Party/Meet & Great with all KISS fans invited. This will be the time to meet everyone or as many as you can fit in *grin* we will also have supplies there if you need to make signs for the Rally on Saturday :))) Place to meet will be listed soon :)))
Saturday, August 5th, 2006
12:00pm KISS Army March @ Voinovich Park (FREE)
- Speakers: Hear Bill Starkey, Founder of tthe KISS Army and others
- Signs & Banner Distribution: What's a marrch with signs?
- KISS Expo: Get your fix with the coolest KISS memorabilia
- March on the Rock Hall
- KISS Tribute Band DUECE performs live
> - Eric Carr Tribute with performance Shawn Fox of KISSTORY
- Raffles, Prizes, Make-Up for the Kids (biig & small)
- More surprises yet to come
8:00pm KISS Army March Concert @ Playhouse Square's Allen Theatre (www.playhousesquare.com)
- Forget the black tie - get out your blackk leather! We take over this gorgeous concert hall and let MR.SPEED, KISSTERIA and BLACK DIAMOND GIRLS rock us without a single song repeat!
- Tickets on-sale May 15th at www.tickets.ccom ($10 advance/$15 at the door) 11:30pm After-Party (FREE)
- Location TBD Sunday, August 6th, 2006 Rocck Hall Day
- Our protest is against the Rock Hall Founndation and not the Rock Hall itself. So we gladly accepted the Rock Hall's offer of discount tickets for our group. Discount tickets for Sunday admission will be available only at Voinovich Park on Saturday, August 5th . More details to follow.

A BIG THANK YOU to all the bands who will be donating their time and talent to our cause! Check them out at:
www.angelfire.com/rock3/lovegun_tribute
www.mrspeedonline.com
www.kissteriausa.com
www.kisstoryarmy.com
www.blackdiamondgirls.com

For further information please contact, Paul Carpenter, Kim Rolfe, Kristine Connell, or Gary Hale

Expo dealers interested in participating in the largest gathering of KISS fans short of a KISS concert, please contact Craig Thompson at www.kissarmyunites.com... «Post A Comment»

Saturday, May 13, 2006 10:04:51 AM - KISS European Tour '76 Anniversary...
It was 30 years ago today that KISS embarked on their first tour outside of North America, performing at Manchester's Free Trade Hall with English band Stray opening. The European tour had originally been planned for October 1975, but had been delayed. Playing 17 dates during their two-week visit the tour went mostly without incident. Shortly afterwards the "Destroyer" album reached #22 on the UK album charts, the first KISS album to chart in the UK. "Alive!," soon followed making it to #49.

5/13 - Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England w/ Stray
5/14 - Odeon, Birmingham, England
5/15 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England w/ Stray
5/16 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England w/ Stray
5/18 - Rosengarten, Mannheim, Germany w/ Scorpions
5/19 - Philippshalle, Dusseldorf, Germany w/ Scorpions
5/22 - Olympia Theatre, Paris, France
5/23 - RAI Congrescentrum, Amsterdamn, Holland w/ Finch
5/24 - Stadhalle, Offenbach, Germany w/ Scorpions
5/26 - Scandinavium, Gothenberg, Sweden
5/28 - Tivoli Gardens, Stockholm, Sweden
5/29 - Falkoner Theater, Copenhagen, Denmark
5/30 - Olympen, Lund, Sweden

6/2 - Volkshaus, Zurich, Switzerland
6/3 - Circus Krone, Munich, Germany w/ Scorpions
6/4 - MTV Grundigshalle, Nuremberg, Germany w/ Scorpions
6/6 - Ontmoetingscentrum, Harelbeke, Belgium

The KISSFAQ webmaster was 4 at the time of this tour, so didn't know that KISS existed and didn't attend the shows - Lego(tm) was much more interesting (Hmmm, KISS lego kits, now there's an idea for Gene)! However, remembering this first tour of the "Old World" serves to remind how neglected Europe has been, in terms of touring, in recent years. Sure there are strong economic and other reasons, though I'd love to have an excuse to visit friends and family in the UK and also catch a KISS show on my home soil! One can hope... «Post A Comment»

Friday, May 12, 2006 12:04:29 PM - More Japanese Reissues...
Another round of Japanese reissues are coming on July 5:

KISS (Universal UICY-93090)
Hotter Than Hell (Universal UICY-93091)
Dressed To Kill (Universal UICY-93092)
Alive! (Universal UICY-93093/94)
Destroyer (Universal UICY-93095)
Rock And Roll Over (Universal UICY-93096)
Love Gun (Universal UICY-93097)
Alive II (Universal UICY-93098/99)
Double Platinum (Universal UICY-93100)
Dynasty (Universal UICY-93101)

Apparently, these will be paper-jacket versions... «Post A Comment»

Friday, May 12, 2006 5:43:07 AM - Happy Birthday Eric Singer...
The KISSFAQ wishes Eric Singer a very happy birthday... «Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 09, 2006 5:35:45 AM - Part 1 of KISS Online�s "Paul Stanley" interview...
Part 1 of KISS Online�s "Paul Stanley" interview is now online. Paul discusses the changes at KISS Online, fan websites, merchandising, and negitivity. Check it out at www.kissonline.com... «Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 09, 2006 5:35:45 AM - Gene & Paul activities...
Paul and Erin attended the National Kidney Foundation of Southern California�s 27th Annual Gift of Life Celebration at the Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel, yesterday (May 7).

Meanwhile, Gene and his family attended A&E Television Networks� upfront presentation at the Geffen Playhouse on May 5, 2006 in Westwood, California... «Post A Comment»

Monday, May 08, 2006 6:40:06 AM - Trademarks...
Over the weekend Gene announced some of his new non-KISS related projects, including "Gene Simmons Bikini Car Wash" and "Gene Simmons Naked Car Wash." While these may make some liberals shudder, Gene has also trademarked some other gems. In the car-washing business Gene has previously considered "Erotic Car Wash," "Topless Car Wash," "Nude Car Wash," and "Girls, Girls, Girls Car Wash." Several of these trademarks are "dead."

Other interesting Gene trade marks include "Gene Simmons Groupies," "BBKO" (Beats Bouts Knock-Outs), "International Fight Club," "XI" (The "Goods & Services" description for this one includes toiletries), "Kid Jeannies," "Sextacy" (which one may ponder has been supersceeded by "Sexercise"), and "The Symposium Of Success." Gene's covering all the bases...

In other KISS-related trademark news, Vinnie Vincent (or at least his lawyers) have been busy renewing the registration for the term "Guitarmageddon." He also filed a new registration for his KISS makeup design. Oddly, Vinnie's 3-D "Vinnie Vincent" logo registrstion was cancelled in March... «Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 02, 2006 4:20:50 AM - New "KISS" Tributes...
Versailles Records is currently in the process of assembling a KISS tribute for release in 2007. Additionally, the label will also be releasing "Slip of the Tounge: A Millennium Tribute to Whitesnake", in early 2007, which will apparently feature "current/former members" of KISS/Badlands (guess who). In other tribute news, the recently released "Christine Sixteen: A High-School Tribute to KISS" CD is apparently nearly sold-out. Check out the project, HERE...«Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 02, 2006 4:20:50 AM - KISS Coffeehouse gets webbed...
The currently under construction KISS Coffeehouse, located at Broadway at the Beach, 1320 Celebrity Circle #CS7, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, now has a website with some very nice "in-progress" photos, design plans, and other information. Check out the website, HERE... «Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 02, 2006 4:20:50 AM - Gene Simmons' "Family Jewels"...
Gene Simmons' Family Jewels is currently scheduled to debut on A&E on Monday, August 7...«Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 02, 2006 4:20:50 AM - KISS Magazine Quarterly #5...
Apparently, issue #5 of the "Official KISS Magazine" is expected soon. Check out the website, HERE... «Post A Comment»

Tuesday, May 02, 2006 4:20:50 AM - New KISSFAQ books now available from Amazon.com...
The KISS Album Focus (3rd Edition) Volume II:
Hell or High Water, 1983-96 (Hardcover)
Hell or High Water, 1983-96 (Softcover)

The Kiss & Related Recordings Focus (2nd Edition)
The Kiss & Related Recordings Focus (Hardcover)
The Kiss & Related Recordings Focus (Softcover)

The KISS Album Focus (3rd Edition) Volume I:
Kings Of The Night Time World, 1972-82 (Hardcover)
Kings Of The Night Time World, 1972-82 (Softcover)

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