On 11. May, 1981, Kiss entered Ezrin Farm Studio & Sounds Interchange in Toronto, Canada, to start recording the concept album "(Music from) The Elder", with producer Bob Ezrin which also had produced "Destroyer". The basic plot of "(Music from) The Elder" involves the recruitment and training of a young [...]
On 13. September 1977, Kiss entered the Capital Theatre, Passaic, NJ, to start recording the five studio songs for side D on "Alive II". The recording was engineered by Eddie Kramer and Corky Stasiak. Mixed by Eddie Kramer and Neil Dorfsman at Electric Lady Studios, New York City, NY. Tracks: [...]
On 3. May, 1977, Kiss entered Record Plant studio, New York City, to record "Love Gun" with Eddie Kramer again as producer. It is the first Kiss album to feature a lead vocal performance from Ace on “Shock Me”. He recorded his lead vocal part while lying on the floor [...]
On 2. April 1977, Kiss recorded the first of select shows for their second live album "Alive II", with songs from their previous three albums as well as five brand new studio songs. The origins of "Alive II" go back to early 1977 when the band's manager Bill Aucoin suggested [...]
On 28. September 1976 Kiss entered the studio to record "Rock and Roll Over". It was recorded at the Star Theatre in Nanuet, New York, with Eddie Kramer as producer. To work on the album, the band decided on Eddie Kramer who had done so much for them on "Alive!". [...]
On 3. September 1975, Kiss started the first recording sessions for the album "Destroyer" at Electric Lady Studios in New York City, during a brief break between the "Dressed to Kill" and "Alive!" tours. The basic album tracks were recorded during this time. Bob Ezrin, who had previously worked with [...]
On 4. August 1975, Kiss entered Magnagraphics Enterprises LTD. studio, New York, to record a 16 track demo. During a break from touring, the band went into the studio to record various demos, a few came to be released on "Destroyer", "Rock and Roll Over" and Gene Simmons' solo album, [...]
On 16. May, 1975, Kiss recorded the first of four shows for their first live album, "Alive!". "Alive!" was recorded over four stops on the "Dressed To Kill" Tour: May 16 at Cobo Arena in Detroit; June 21 at Cleveland Music Hall in Cleveland; July 20 at RKO Orpheum Theater [...]
On 8. February 1975, Kiss returned to Electric Lady Studios, New York City, to record "Dressed To Kill" with Neil Bogart as producer. The album was engineered and mixed by Dave Wittman and George Lopez. "Dressed To Kill," originally intended to be called "Kiss at Midnight" (Gooch, Suhs - Kiss [...]
On January 24th and 25th, 1975, Kiss entered Larrabee Studios, Los Angeles, to record a four track demo. The recording cost $1180,42 and they demoed the songs “Burnin’ Up With Fever”, “Anything For My Baby”, “Rock And Roll All Nite” and “Mistake”. Both “Anything For My Baby” and “Rock And [...]
