Knights In Satan’s Service | Documentary

Knights In Satan’s Service – The Untold Story

Description: “Documentary”
Quality : 7 – 9
This is a Mark “Maniac” Manciniac production in association with Triple “M” designs.
One chapter dedicated to each of the original members, each including some live clips or other public appearances. An odd documentary, with some really great clips included:

- See Paul pissed off on stage, because som idiot in the audience
has been pointing with a laser pen
- See Peter smash up his drum set in his last concert with KISS
- A couple of interviews with Peter Criss, including one from CNN (dated
September 24-1980) after the break-up with KISS.

Total playing time: 75:49 mins

Kiss on Norwegian TV 2008 | Documental

Kiss on Norwegian | TV 05-11-2008

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The Norwegian national TV company NRK shows a brand new KISS documentary on November 5. Both current and former KISS members will appear in the documentary. 

NRK has made the following presentation of the documentary:

On Wednesday Lydverket will show a documentary about KISS where current and former band members as well as other associates tell the unmasked story about the madness we know as Kiss. To record a TV film in 1978 was just one of the things Kiss did to make money out of the Kiss brand and some 30 years later Paul Stanley has got a pragmatic view on this “acting” career. – What doesn’t kill makes you stronger, Stanley says to Lydverket about his experiences from the cult film “Kiss Meets The Phantom Of The Park”.
I will get back with more details asap.

Duration: 52 min.
NTSC
Aspect Ratio 16:9

Asylum of Death

 

Documental
AC3 – English

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Comments:
Opening with Gene Simmons’outrageous appearance in 1974 – Gene is interviewed on a panel of guests including Totie Fields. This is during the band’s debut album tour. This is not to be missed, Gene looks like a vampire in his crazy outfit! On tour next with the guys having their make up and costumes being done, their make up lady talks about the ins and outs of her job with Kiss. Great early interview with the band, includes Ace, you know the mad one, being his usual crazy self! We then go to a Kiss merch man who has stuff you wouldn’t believe. Kiss are finally unmasked fully on the following interview which is recordered at a video shoot, its dedicated to Eric Carr.

Petal Productions has sourced the content of this program from various private collectors, including fans and enthusiasts. This material is presented for the first time ever in a DVD format and is an essential item to complete your current music collection. The archive footage here shows a variety of previously unavailable behind the scenes material, reflecting many serious as well as humorous perspectives. For true fans, these insights show another side of the music that we all know and love. Every effort has been made to provide the highest possible picture and sound quality allowing for the availability of the original masters.

Marketing Video ‘98 & More

KISS Marketing Video ‘98 & More
Date: 1989-99
Format: NTSC
Source: PRO
Quality: 8-9

Comments: Maybe ths will interest some with the Gene marketing video for $1k on Ebay. Sad it is unauthored but the content is nice. 19 minute video includes:

KISS Wants You In 1998
Detroit Rock City (Theatrical Trailer)
WCW Demon Introduction
Rise To It (b/w w/ acoustic intro) **The audio drops out on this, maybe someone can resncyh.
Criss – Show Me

Paul Stanley | About Face

While in Toronto, Stanley was contacted by AboutFace, an organization that provides support and information to individuals with facial differences, and asked to help raise awareness for them. Although he was approached due to his role as The Phantom, Stanley was in fact born with microtia, a congenital deformity of the pinna (outer ear). He has appeared at fundraising events and in videos for the organization.

The program video is narrated by Paul Stanley, lead singer of the legendary rock band KISS and Spokesperson for AboutFace. Paul leads our cast of children and the student viewing audience through key program concepts of curiosity, appearance, first impressions, responsibility and respect. Students are taught how to apply these ideas to people and are introduced to a young girl with a facial difference