The Ultimate Kiss Quiz

In 1999, Paul Stanley of Kiss played the lead character in the theatrical presentation of "The Phantom Of The Opera."

The correct answer is Eric Carr. The question asks about a tribute on Kiss' Revenge album, implying that the tribute is in honor of a band member. Among the given options, Eric Carr is the only band member mentioned, suggesting that the tribute is dedicated to him.

For a period of 10 years, Kiss wore makeup before they played without it. This suggests that the band had a distinct visual identity during this time, using makeup as part of their stage persona. After a decade, they made the decision to abandon the makeup, possibly to reinvent their image or to show a different side of their music.

After Vinnie Vincent left Kiss, he formed a band called Vinnie Vincent's Invasion. This band was his next musical project, allowing him to continue his career as a guitarist and songwriter.

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Tupac Shakur was on stage with Kiss at the Grammys in the mid '90s to present an award.

Peter Criss is the oldest of the original 4 Kiss members. This can be inferred from the fact that the question asks for the oldest member, and Peter Criss is one of the options provided. Without any further information, it can be assumed that the correct answer is Peter Criss.

Bob Kulick has never played guitar on stage with Kiss. This can be inferred from the question, which asks for the person who has never played guitar on stage with Kiss. Since the other three options (Mark St. John, Bruce Kulick, and Vinnie Vincent) have all played guitar on stage with Kiss, the correct answer must be Bob Kulick.

Eric Carr's last promo clip performance with Kiss was "God Gave Rock & Roll To You".

The hit single "I Was Made For Lovin' You" by Kiss is from the seventies. This song was released in 1979 and became one of their most popular and successful songs. It showcased a shift in their musical style, incorporating elements of disco and pop, which appealed to a wider audience. The song's catchy melody and memorable chorus contributed to its success and solidified Kiss as a prominent rock band of the seventies.

Paul Stanley originally wrote "Hard Luck Woman" for Rod Stewart. This song was intended to be included in the album "Destroyer" by KISS, but ultimately it was not included. However, Rod Stewart did record a version of the song later on.

"Kissin' Time" is the correct answer because it was not included in the first edition of Kiss' debut album, but it is present in all other editions of the album. This suggests that the song was either added or re-recorded after the initial release of the album.

In the TV movie Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park, Kiss's superpowers came from magic talismans. These talismans were in the shape of each band member's character, granting them their individual powers.

Love Gun was the first Kiss album to feature Ace Frehley on lead vocals. This album, released in 1977, showcased Frehley's vocal abilities on songs like "Shock Me" and "Tomorrow and Tonight." Prior to Love Gun, Frehley had primarily been known for his guitar skills, but this album allowed him to showcase his talent as a singer as well.

The correct answer is "Kisstory." This book, released in 1994, is a comprehensive history of the band Kiss. It covers their formation, rise to fame, and various milestones throughout their career. "Kisstory" is a play on words, combining the band's name with the word "history" to emphasize the in-depth nature of the book.

Bill Aucoin was Kiss' first manager. He played a crucial role in shaping the band's early career and helping them achieve success. Aucoin discovered Kiss in the early 1970s and recognized their potential. He secured them a record deal and guided them through their early albums and tours. Aucoin's management skills and marketing strategies were instrumental in establishing Kiss as one of the biggest rock bands of the time.

Bob Ezrin suggested that Gene sing "God Of Thunder" off Destroyer.

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"Unmasked" by Kiss broke sales records in Australia.

In the late 1970's, if someone purchased the Alive II album, they would receive Kiss Tattoos as a bonus item. This suggests that Kiss, the band, included temporary tattoos with their albums during that time period.

On the Kiss album cover for "The Elder", Paul Stanley's hand is on the front, reaching for the door knocker.

Bob Kulick was auditioning for Kiss when Ace Frehley walked in wearing one orange sneaker and one red sneaker.

In April 1974, Kiss held a kissing contest, and the winning couple kissed for a total of 96 hours.

Kiss played their first sold out concert in a major arena at Cobo Hall.

The song "Rocket Ride" is a Kiss original and not a re-make. The other three songs listed, "Then She Kissed Me," "2000 Man," and "Kissin Time," are all re-makes of songs originally performed by other artists.

The original artwork for the Destroyer album had to be done over again because it had the right drawing, but the wrong Kiss costumes. This means that the artwork depicted the correct members of the band, but they were wearing incorrect costumes. To ensure accuracy and consistency with the band's image, the artwork had to be redone with the correct costumes.

Bally is the correct answer because they created the Kiss pinball machine in the 1970s. Bally was a renowned pinball machine manufacturer during that time and they were responsible for producing many popular machines, including the Kiss pinball machine.

Ted Nugent opened for Kiss on the first leg of their "Crazy Nights" tour.

The correct answer is "Kiss Crazy Nights." This can be determined by comparing the lengths of the official Kiss videos listed. Without any specific information about the lengths of the videos, we can only rely on the given options. Since "Kiss Crazy Nights" is the only video mentioned without any additional information, it can be inferred that it is the shortest in length among the given options.

The correct answer is "Second Kiss Member Left The Band". This means that Kiss signed a deal with the record company that allowed them to renegotiate if a second member of the band left.

Kiss had to restart the song "Domino" on the aired version of MTV's Unplugged show.

Dennis St. James played bass guitar in Paul Stanley's solo band in the late 80's.

The correct answer is "Four Different Covers." The "Psycho Circus 3D Video" by Kiss came with four different covers. This means that there were multiple versions of the video available, each featuring a different cover design.

"Sunday Driver" was the first Kiss song co-written by Stanley/Simmons. This is evident from the fact that the other three options, "She," "Kissin Time," and "Black Diamond," do not fit the criteria of being co-written by Stanley/Simmons. Therefore, "Sunday Driver" is the correct answer.