On 4. December, 1975, Kiss' first live album, "Alive!", was certified Gold by the The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), making it their very first Gold award by reaching 500,000 sales of an album. The award was presented backstage at the Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, New York, before their show on New Year’s Eve 1975.

Kiss is certified Gold for the first time

On 31. December, 1975, Kiss sold out an arena in their hometown, New York, for the first time, playing for 13,000 fans at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum with opening acts Blue Öyster Cult and The Leslie West Band.

Kiss sells out an arena in their hometown, New York, for the first time

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Kiss does an in-store appearance at Peaches Records in Atlanta

On 5. December, 1975, Kiss did an in-store appearance at Peaches Records in Atlanta, Georgia, where they left their handprints and autographs in concrete in front of the store. Later that night they played the Omni for 16,700 fans while on the “Alive!” tour.

On 5. December, 1975, Kiss did an in-store appearance at Peaches Records in Atlanta, Georgia, where they left their handprints and autographs in concrete in front of the store. Later that night they played the Omni for 16,700 fans while on the “Alive!” tour.

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