VINTAGE 1970s KISS ROCK BAND SCRAPBOOK, FULL !

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View VINTAGE 1970s KISS ROCK BAND SCRAPBOOK, FULL ! with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. To shake things up and energize the locker room, assistant coach Jim Neff began blasting heavy rock music by the rising band KISS., "KISSTORY" Heading: Prominently displayed at the top in a bold, stylized font.Early Portrait: A group photo sub-captioned "1973—The first Kiss press photo," showing the original lineup (Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley, and Peter Criss). VINTAGE 1970s KISS ROCK BAND SCRAPBOOK, FULL ! Bought at an Estate Sale  FULL OF RARE KISS CUTOUTS A piece of music memorabilia originating from the band's peak era in the late 1970s. includes candid shots of the band members, including one captioned as being taken shortly after their Hotel Diplomat gig for Bill Aucoin. Interviews with band members Peter, Gene, Ace, and Paul detailing their personal experiences and feelings about being in the band are pasted throughout the page, the 1977 live album Alive, various KISS memorabilia, including concert photos and promotional materials from the 1970s and 1980s, , a , The page content the legendary rock band KISS posing over a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the original lineup—Ace Frehley, Paul Stanley, Peter Criss, and Gene Simmons—posing during their famous April 1974 photo session in Central Park, New York City, A rare backstage group shot featuring members of KISS in full makeup alongside legendary musician Lou Reed. The band developed a creative connection with Reed through producer Bob Ezrin, leading to Reed co-writing three songs for their 1981 concept album Music from "The Elder",  Peter Criss in his iconic "Catman" stage makeup and studded leather costume, set against a vibrant background and anchored by the classic KISS lightning-bolt logo, classic promotional photograph from around 1976–1977, often used for official merchandise and posters during the Rock and Roll Over or Love Gun album cycles,  a vintage KISS scrapbook page featuring prominent block-letter text that reads "I WAS ONSTAGE WITH KISS!,  the legendary 1975 KISS invasion of Cadillac High School in Cadillac, Michigan.The Story Behind the PhotosThe large photo at the top showcases Gene Simmons wearing a high school marching band's bass drum.The Inspiration: In 1974, the Cadillac High School Vikings football team started their season 0-2. To shake things up and energize the locker room, assistant coach Jim Neff began blasting heavy rock music by the rising band KISS., "KISSTORY" Heading: Prominently displayed at the top in a bold, stylized font.Early Portrait: A group photo sub-captioned "1973—The first Kiss press photo," showing the original lineup (Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley, and Peter Criss).Live Performance: A wide shot capturing the band's high-energy stage presence, complete with dramatic lighting and guitars.Paul Stanley: A distinct, shirtless closeup of the "Starchild" on the right side, "Clothes Make The Men", showcasing photos taken by renowned rock photographer Bob Gruen. These specific photography sessions took place around October 1974 and famously led to the iconic cover artwork for their 1975 studio album, Dressed to Kill, vintage 1978 print advertisement celebrating a monumental era for the rock band KISS, vintage 1976 KISS band portrait poster featuring all four original members in full makeup and costumes, 1976 KISS Destroyer songbook, featuring music tablature for the band AND MUCH MORE EXCELLENT CONDITION /  VERY NICE ASK ALL QUESTIONS / IN TV TABLE 30 3267 Category: Entertainment Memorabilia › Music Memorabilia › Rock & Pop › Artists K › Kiss › Other Kiss Memorabilia.

Industry

Music

Artist/Band

Kiss

Genre

Rock & Pop

Country of Origin

United States