A Scandinavian fan's amazing adventures with Kiss in 1980, head of the KISS Army Sweden fan club, Bernt Månsson, shares his memories and stories of Kiss Unmasked in Europe!

It's been supposed that Kiss used new studio songs for side 4 of " KISS Alive II" because they didn't have enough live material from the new three albums at that point and didn't want to repeat material from the first "Alive!" So, what five other songs from "Destroyer," "Rock And Roll Over," and "Love Gun" would you select to be included on "Alive II?"

Celebrating the 45th anniversary of UNMASKED live, the KissFAQ krew refocus on the album's songs and where the album currently resides in their personal Kiss Sonic Library. Released in June 1980, the album was supported by two singles, "Shandi" and "Tomorrow," in the US, but "Talk To Me" and other songs elsewhere. How well does the album stand the test of time?

Topics of the day, opinions, and no doubt a hot-take or two, let's talk KISS!

Julian is joined Podcast Rock City's Joe Polo and The KISS Room's Matt Porter to discuss fandom from a podcaster perspective post end of the End of the Road, the Pophouse Superfan Panel, personal Kisstories and more! Check out Podcast Rock City via their Facebook page www.facebook.com/PodcastRockCity/ and The Kiss Room at www.thekissroom.com/

Julian is joined by "KISS at Budokan" book author to dig into what the 160 page photo book has to offer from Kiss shows at the legendary Tokyo venue 1977, 1978, 1988, and 1995! Check out the book and newsletter #10 at www.kissontour74-83.com

Lots of Gene talk and what are 5 things you miss and 5 things you don’t miss about KISS that they did in their career.

The KissFAQ Krew dig into some board topics and whether they were anointed or afflicted with their Kiss fandom!With everything that seems to be going on in the greater Kiss World, we're going to take moment to look at what's going on and what excites us most in 2025. Other than the shock of suddenly so much seeming to be happing in 2025, what excites you most?

The KissFAQ Krew dig into some board topics and whether they were anointed or afflicted with their Kiss fandom!

Julian interviews John Harrison, author of the new Kiss-related book, "CREATURES OF THE SCREEN: The Uncensored (and Unofficial) History of KISSploitation on Film, Television & Home Video." The 676 page book from Bear Manor Media is available from Amazon and other online book sellers now, and is an exhaustive examination of "the fifty-year history of the rock group KISS on film, television, and home video, as well as the movies and TV shows which were informed and inspired by -- and exploited -- the band's striking visual imagery, popularity, and pop culture impact."