Original KISS Rock Band Fan T-Shirts

Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons

Playing Guitars T-Shirt Designs

KISS Star Rock t-shirt in black. Super pose of Paul Stanley playing guitar in purple, black and white. KISS logo on the sleeve. Paul's signature and Star in design.

KISS Demon Rock t-shirt in black. Gene Simmons playing bass guitar in red, black and white. KISS logo on the sleeve. Gene's signature and face paint pattern in design.

Gene Simmons featured prominently with the other members behind him, all over print design. KISS logo and lightning bolts on the sleeves.

KISS Band Member Face Closeup Design

Peter Criss, Ace Frehley, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley

Large closeup of Peter Criss' face and head. KISS logo on the back of the shirt. Large closeup of Ace Frehley's face in a circle with a drawing of Ace with guitar. Large close up of Gene Simmons' face, with his tongue out and eyes rolled up in his head. Large closeup of Paul Stanley's face in a circle with drawing of Paul.

Early KISS Album T-Shirt Designs

KISS, Hotter Than Hell, Dressed To Kill and KISS Alive!

KISS Nothing To Lose: KISS First Album cover design. Reads Nothin' To Lose on the back of the shirt. KISS Under Neon Lights: A variation of the First Album Cover design. It looks like a painting. Classic Hotter Than Hell Album cover design, with '74 - '75 Tour, It Was So Hot! on the back of the shirt. Classic Dressed To Kill cover art on a blue gray and black tie dye shirt. KISS Alive album cover design: KISS Alive All Night.

Mid to Late 70s KISS Album Designs

Destroyer, Rock and Roll Over, Love Gun, Alive II, Solo Albums

Destroyer classic album art on a blue and black tie dye tiger stripe shirt. Variation of the classic Rock and Roll Over Album cover design in a distressed look. Large all over print of the classic album Love Gun design. KISS in large red letters with photos of the band members and Alive II in yellow on the bottom. KISS Solo Album cover design. KISS logo printed on back.

Miscellaneous KISS T-Shirt Designs

KISS Army, White Faces and Meets the Phantom

KISS Army shirt says "I Want You For The The Kiss Army" and has Uncle Sam wearing Gene Simmons' makeup. KISS logo in white with white faces of the band members. KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park design, with spooky eyes and hands reaching out for KISS members as super hero characters.

KISS Alive Albums on CD and Vinyl!

KISS Alive! and KISS Alive II

KISS Alive! was the album that launched KISS into the big time and people finally took notice. KISS Alive II had the songs from their most successful albums, plus some great new studio tracks on side 4.

Early KISS Albums on CD

KISS, Hotter Than Hell and Dressed To Kill

Check out the beginnings of KISS! These albums were probably passed over by the public because of how strange they looked. I remember showing and playing one of these records for relatives, and my aunt said something like "Oh the music isn't too bad, they don't sound as weird as they look." I think the first KISS album was the best of these three, followed closely by "Dressed to Kill".

KISS Solo Albums on CD

Each of the KISS band members did their own thing with non-KISS musicians backing them. Ace's album had a straight forward rock sound. Paul's was a mixture of pop/rock and some ballads. Reminds me now of what was to come later for KISS in the 80s. Peter's was a mixture of old time rock and roll, soul, R&B and ballads. Gene's was a mixture of rock and other styles and had some very surprising soft songs.

More KISS Albums on CDs

Double Platinum and Dynasty

Double Platinum was a compilation album with remixed songs. The remixes weren't necessary. If you want the originals, don't get this, but if you want to hear the classics done a little differently, check it out.

Dynasty brought some disco to a couple tracks; "I Was Made For Lovin' You" and "Sure Know Something", but most of it is still rock and roll; "2000 Man", "Save Your Love", "Hard Times", etc.