KISS: THE HOTTEST BRAND IN THE LAND

(Hardback)

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KISS: THE HOTTEST BRAND IN THE LAND - The story of the KISS merchandising craze of the late '70s/early '80s by KISS archivist, Nicholas Buckland is officially sanctioned by KISS! This thick 10x10 inch stylish coffee table book goes deep into the wild and crazy Aucoin-era to give you a big, warm hug of nostalgia. Its like your personal time machine back to the Seventies!

Reviews

"I met the guys who put together this terrific book at
our rehearsal today. They are good guys. Polite. Gracious. Professional. Very
impressive book. Very impressive people who put the book together"

- Gene Simmons (via Twitter)

"I can't say enough good things about this book. The
amount of information is amazing. Worth every penny. There's much more
information than I thought there would be. Flipping through the pages made me
feel like I was 8 years old again. It's my favorite KISS book now."- Ken Powell, Arizona, USA "'The Hottest
Brand...' is absolutely fantastic. Everything about it is beautiful: The book's
weight, the paper used, the photography, the layout, etc. You have created a
work of art that will resonate with true KISS fans for years and years to come"- John Mincemoyer, Georgia, USA "Unboxing of a
masterpiece, I take my hat off to this fantastic book, You and all your team
did a fantastic job. Two thumbs up!!!!"- Rodrigo Acuna, Mexico "Just got mine
today. It was worth the money and wait. Great book. Brought back a lot of great
childhood memories."- Joseph B Matuszewski, Las Vegas, USA "My copy of the
book arrived in Melbourne, today. Beautifully designed, the layout is fantastic
and the content is beyond words! Thanks to Nicholas, Joe and to all involved
for such a masterful piece of graphic design."

- Brent Millhouse

Author Bio

Nicholas Buckland is an author/graphic designer from Sydney, Australia with a passion for rock music. A former magazine art director he has worked for such titles as FHM, Empire and MOJO magazine in London.