The ‘FireKiss’ Collection
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How long have you been a KISS fan for, what was the first KISS record you heard? The first I heard was when my cousin played ALIVE 2 for me. He didn't show me the cover, just played the music. After two songs I was hooked.
What was the first bit of KISS merchandise you bought? The first ever item I purchased was the cassette for ALIVE!. $9.98 and paid for with 1 and 2 cent pieces. Other than the music it would be a poster from 1978.
What is your favourite piece you own, and which is the most rarest? My favorites change all the time. I love the signed 1978 ALIVE 2 poster of Paul, the Japanese 45 vinyls and the pinball machine.
What KISS rarity would you most like to add to your collection? The record player or an Ace signature Les Paul.
What do your family or partner think of your obsession? They love it. My wife Linda is as obsessed as me. My parents never discouraged me. They may not have always understood but they thought better I spend my money and time on Kiss than waste it away on drugs and alcohol!
Some great 70s stuff: The Mego Dolls, KISS On Tour Game, KISS pencils, pens, Custom Chevy Van, Lunch Box, Makeup
Kiss mags, some 70s notebooks, casettes, 8-tracks and buttons
The 70s KISS mirrors (Note the Ace one is different... a variation, perhaps?), the '81 KISS diary, KISS combs, 1980 concert tickets, an Eric keychain and 1980 tourbook
A collection of KISS army stuff!
Some 1970s jigsaws ( like Laura Palmer...wrapped in plastic!) Colorform sets, 1970s Pacifica belt buckles and Viewmaster reels
Toy cars, Bean-Bag dolls and some more tourbooks!
Gruntz toys, Kiss school labels, shrinkie, 1981 KISS calendar and some Puffy stickers hiding!
An autographed KISS symphony poster!
Some KISS Ice Cream wrappers, an Eric Carr doll
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