On 1. May 1975, Kiss signed a new deal directly with Casablanca Records, voiding the original 1973 contract.

Larry Harris
“On May 1, 1975, a new recording contract was drafted. This contract voided the original (November 1, 1973) agreement between Casablanca and Rock Steady, and it was directly between the label and the four members of KISS (using their legal, not stage, names: Gene Klein, Paul Frehley, Stanley Eisen, and Peter Criscuola). Kiss guaranteed that they would deliver two new studio albums to us within the next year, and there were options for two additional contract periods—the first twelve months, and the second six months.”
– “And party every day: The inside story of Casablanca Records” by Larry Alan harris

On 1. May 1975, Kiss signed a new deal directly with Casablanca Records, voiding the original 1973 contract.
See the full contract at Kissfaq.com

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On 1. May 1975, Kiss signed a new deal directly with Casablanca Records, voiding the original 1973 contract.

Larry Harris
“On May 1, 1975, a new recording contract was drafted. This contract voided the original (November 1, 1973) agreement between Casablanca and Rock Steady, and it was directly between the label and the four members of KISS (using their legal, not stage, names: Gene Klein, Paul Frehley, Stanley Eisen, and Peter Criscuola). Kiss guaranteed that they would deliver two new studio albums to us within the next year, and there were options for two additional contract periods—the first twelve months, and the second six months.”
– “And party every day: The inside story of Casablanca Records” by Larry Alan harris

On 1. May 1975, Kiss signed a new deal directly with Casablanca Records, voiding the original 1973 contract.
See the full contract at Kissfaq.com

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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 Kiss enters Electric Lady Studios to start recording "Destroyer"Kiss enters Electric Lady Studios to start recording “Destroyer” Kiss enters Bell Sound Studios 10. November 1973 to record their debut album.Kiss enters Bell Sound Studios to record their debut album Kiss at the Sonesta Hotel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Photo by Patrick SoubiranKiss does a photo session at the Sonesta Hotel, The Netherlands Kiss does the Music Life Magazine photo session, 27. July 1975Kiss does the Music Life Magazine photo session Kiss "Dressed to Kill" album coverKiss releases their third studio album “Dressed to Kill”