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KISS at 50 Book Review

Posted on November 21, 2023 by Michael Cavacini
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KISS at 50 by Martin Popoff is a nearly 200-page hardback book celebrating 50 years of KISS as the band is set to perform its final shows ever at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Does this book live up to the rich and bombastic legacy of the band it chronicles? Watch my video review below to find out. Enjoy, and I’ll see you at The Garden!

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