On 14. September, 1974, Kiss appeared on the CityTV show “Boogie” in Toronto, Canada. Little is know about this appearance and the footage apparently hasn’t survived. “Boogie” was an “American Bandstand” rip-off, with people dancing to the hits of the day. This is probably where Kiss met producer Bob Ezrin for the first time.

Bob Ezrin:
“So I said, being the punk that I am, to Paul Stanley – are you happy with your records? He goes, “why?” Well, if you’re ever not, call me! And that was that! And then some months later I got the call.”

On 14. September, 1974, Kiss appeared on the CityTV show "Boogie" in Toronto, Canada.

On 14. September, 1974, Kiss appeared on the CityTV show “Boogie” in Toronto, Canada. Little is know about this appearance and the footage apparently hasn’t survived. “Boogie” was an “American Bandstand” rip-off, with people dancing to the hits of the day. This is probably where Kiss met producer Bob Ezrin for the first time.

Bob Ezrin:
“So I said, being the punk that I am, to Paul Stanley – are you happy with your records? He goes, “why?” Well, if you’re ever not, call me! And that was that! And then some months later I got the call.”

On 14. September, 1974, Kiss appeared on the CityTV show "Boogie" in Toronto, Canada.