Peter Criss, founding member of KISS and former drummer of the legendary rock band, has announced his first solo album in nearly two decades.
Criss appeared on a recent episode of the KissFAQ fan podcast, where he divulged the news. “I have an announcement,” Criss says in the video below. “I have my new rock and roll album to [share with] you KISS Army guys coming out in the fall, and I really hope you like it, man. And I wanna say God bless to each and every one of you.”
While Peter Criss did not share any concrete details about the album, he was joined by longtime KISS fan and historian Julian Gill, who was able to shed more light on the project.
Legendary KISS bassist Gene Simmons is giving fans the chance to live out their dreams of rock stardom by letting them be his roadie for a day – but it comes with a hefty price tag.
In 2024, Gene Simmons explained to Billboard that he was saving money on tour by traveling light. “There’s no managers, no private jets, no 20 tractor trailers, no 60-man crew, no huge shows,” he explained, revealing he makes more money now than as a member of KISS. “The local promoters provide the back line, and we just get up there and play,” he adds.
