Kisstory

Kisstory is a UK radio station, a sister station to Kiss that plays "old skool and anthems". Kisstory was initially a radio programme airing between 11am and 12pm Monday–Sunday. Then on 7 May 2013 Kisstory was expanded into a full-time station in response to positive feedback from listeners and at the expense of Q Radio. At the same time KissFresh, a then brand-new station playing "non-stop new beats including hip-hop, R&B, EDM, House and Garage", was given its own station.

Said Bauer Radio London managing director Steve Parkinson: "Kiss was born as a dance radio station at a time when genres were very specific but fast forward to the present day and the evolution of music is so wide that one Kiss station alone cannot deliver everything. It’s the right time to launch KissFresh, Kisstory and a new KissKube app as brilliant new additions to the Kiss brand. We’re giving audiences more of what they want whilst attracting new audiences and commercial partners with what we know are fantastic music and content formats."

Bibliography of Kiss

This is a bibliography of the American rock group Kiss. Throughout their career they released numerous books and printed works celebrating their career of around four decades. Apart from the official Kiss books, there have been countless unofficial biographies and pictorials. Listed are all official printed works from the Kiss catalogue and the official biographies and autobiographies of various members of the group.

Official

Kiss: The Real Story

by Peggy Tomarkin
(ASIN: 0440048346)

The Real Story was the first official Kiss biography first published in April 1980 and was reprinted in 1981 by the Dutch Kiss fan club in a limited format. It is 112 pages.

Kisstory

(ISBN 9994556444)

Kisstory was heralded as “the Kiss bible” and covers the band's history up until the mid-1990‘s. The first edition was published in March 1995 and was reprinted a year later for the original line-up reunion. It is a hardcover book with 440 pages, cased in a cardboard hardcover slipcase.

Kisstory II: Toys, Games and Girls