The Story
This made-for-TV movie originally aired on October 28, 1978. KISS had been featured in their own comic book the prior year, and this film took the band’s superhero image to a new level. The concert footage used in the film was recorded in the Magic Mountain parking lot in front of 8,000 members of the KISS Army. The movie also includes “Rip and Destroy,” a variation of the 1975 song “Hotter Than Hell.” A slightly different version of “KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park,” titled “Attack of the Phantoms,” is available on KISSology Volume II.
All KISS Klassics t-shirts are 100% cotton and are made using a vintage wash. The design is intended to appear distressed to achieve a classic look and feel.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
This made-for-TV movie originally aired on October 28, 1978. KISS had been featured in their own comic book the prior year, and this film took the band’s superhero image to a new level. The concert footage used in the film was recorded in the Magic Mountain parking lot in front of 8,000 members of the KISS Army. The movie also includes “Rip and Destroy,” a variation of the 1975 song “Hotter Than Hell.” A slightly different version of “KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park,” titled “Attack of the Phantoms,” is available on KISSology Volume II.
All KISS Klassics t-shirts are 100% cotton and are made using a vintage wash. The design is intended to appear distressed to achieve a classic look and feel.
