Only 400 English versions made!
«KISS DESTROYS MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, 1977-2019». After more than 250 shows on their seemingly never ending final tour and on their 50th anniversary, the curtain fell for the very last time. And as we all expected it was in the city where the band was born and at the legendary Madison Square Garden.
«LAST KISS AT THE GARDEN, DECEMBER 1 & 2, 2023» captures all of the magic that surrounded the final two shows of KISStory, which was a lot. An unforgettable experience for the fans coming from different countries who attended the two mind-blowing concerts at the famous venue in New York. But a concert lasts two hours only and the whole experience was much bigger than that. A long weekend that started off on Thursday, November 30th and finished on Sunday, December 3rd. The atmosphere in New York City was unbelievable and KISS was everywhere. A dream-like weekend which the KISS Army worldwide dressed to kill for.
«LAST KISS AT THE GARDEN, DECEMBER 1 & 2, 2023» is a 184 full-colour page and A4 size (8.2×11.4 inches) book with more than 800 photos featuring articles, exclusive interviews, anecdotes, chronicles by fans who were lucky enough to live this historical moment, tickets, posters, clippings, backstage passes and ALL the facts that you can imagine about these two shows at the New York temple. All in all, a real jewel which all the KISS fans will love.
Besides, for this book we had the pleasure and honor to count on Bill Starkey’s collaboration, who as all of you know, founded the KISS ARMY in 1975. Bill wrote the foreword of the book. You can read also an exclusive interview with Russell Dannecker, a fan from New York who holds the astonishing record of having seen 414 KISS concerts!! And besides all of this, the book features contributions by people from the KISS camp and fans telling anecdotes about what happened at those two shows.
The package includes our classic membership card and a commemorative A3 size (11×16 inches) poster.
The posters that come with this kit are not mint condition. They have some edge wear based on how they were shipped in the upper left hand side. If framed it would probably not be noticeable.
