Peter Criss was the original drummer of the hottest band in the world…KISS.
His ex-wife, Lydia Criss, has written an excellent memoir about life with KISS before and during their heyday in the mid-70s.
Lydia Criss was kind enough to do an interesting interview with me.
Ace talked all of us into going shopping at this store in Tokyo that sold only Nazi regalia…
(–Lydia Criss)
Click here to read Lydia Criss’ interview with me.
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Tokyo Five 
I am having a 24-hour sale to celebrate the
40th anniversary of the first live performance of KISS @ The Coventry, January 30, 1973
The sale will run from midnight January 29th – New York time to midnight January 30th – New York time.
The price of the book, Sealed With A KISS, will be $40 signed or unsigned plus postage. All the details will be on my website:
http://www.lydiacriss.com
Any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me.
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OK, thanks.
So that will be from 2PM on January 30th – 2PM on January 31st (Japan Standard Time (JST)).
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I am so jealous that you get these interviews!
I have Sealed With A Kiss and thought it was a great book. The overall thing I took from it though was how Lydia Criss kinda “blames” everyone else for her bad choices. I urge you to read it again…every time she talks about some bad thing in her life, it was because the person she was with somehow got her into it.
I found the pictures great, but reading the story between the lines was fascinating.
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>these interviews!
Glad you enjoy them.
>…the pictures great…the story—fascinating.
I think so too.
>I urge you to read it again
I will and I’ll try to see if I notice your observations.
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