1. Smashing his guitar.
   Jumping into the crowd.
2. Spitting blood.
   Performing rituals.

Gene is known for spitting blood on stage. There is also a doll resembling Gene that spits blood as well. Additionally, the blood from the doll can leave stains.

1. The KISSers.
   The KISS Club.
2. The KISS Crew.
   The KISS Army.

The name of the KISS fan club is the KISS Army. The name was created when a radio station in Indiana refused to play KISS songs and fans protested, calling themselves the KISS army.

1. Sony Music.
   Casablanca Records.
2. Universal Music Group.
   Atlantic Records.

KISS was the first band to be signed at Casablanca Records. Their demo tape had made it to Neil Bogart who had started the label.

1. Bugs Bunny.
   Scooby-Doo.
2. Arthur.
   Hey Arnold!

Scooby-Doo featured KISS in a 2015 movie called "Scooby-Doo! And Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery." The movie finds KISS and the gang trying to solve a mystery involving hauntings at Kiss World.

1. Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley.
   Vinnie Vincent and Paul Stanley.
2. Mark St. John and Gene Simmons.
   Tommy Thayer and Vinnie Vincent.

Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley founded the band in the 1970s after leaving the rest of their band members from Wicked Lester. Then they auditioned Peter Criss and Ace Frehley. In 1973, they played their first show as KISS.

1. The band member's favorite red wine.
   Ketchup.
2. The band member's blood.
   A mix of the member's favourite shades of red.

The red ink in the comic books contained the band member's blood. The members gave their blood on February 21, 1977 to be used in the first comic book.

1. Ace Frehley.
   Paul Stanley.
2. Gene Simmons.
   Tommy Thayer.

Gene Simmons had a television show called "Gene Simmons Family Jewels." The show followed him and his family and ended in 2012.

1. A star on the Walk of Fame.
   A Grammy Award.
2. An American Music Award.
   A Billboard Music Award.

KISS was presented with a star along the Walk of Fame in 1999. The presentation was presented by the Mayor of Hollywood and many KISS fans were in attendance.

1. Gene Simmons.
   Bruce Kulick.
2. Ace Frehley.
   Peter Criss.

Peter Criss was also known as Catman. After his departure in 2001, Eric Singer started to wear the Catman make-up.

1. KISS headstone.
   KISS Funeral Make-up.
2. Kiss Kasket.
   None of the above.

The band sold a KISS Kasket for the deceased. Dimebag Darrell had requested to be buried in a KISS Kasket. Gene Simmons sent his KISS Kasket to the family to fulfill Dimebag Darrell's wishes.

1. Frehley's Rock.
   The Space Aces.
2. Frehley's Comet.
   The Rockin' Frehleys.

Ace's band was called Frehley's Comet. He started the band in 1984 and recruited three other members. The band ended in 1988.

1. Coors Light.
   Dr. Pepper.
2. Red Bull.
   Vitamin Water.

KISS was featured in a Super Bowl commercial for Dr. Pepper's cherry flavored drink. The commercial featured Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons walking backstage drinking Dr. Pepper and then going on stage.

1. Reason to Live.
   Calling Dr. Love.
2. Heaven's on Fire.
   Shock Me.

Ace wrote "Shock Me" after being electrocuted onstage in Florida in 1976. The band urged him to write a song about the incident and "Shock Me" was the result.

1. Smashes, Thrashes and Hits.
   Lick It Up.
2. Chikara.
   Creatures of the Night.

"Lick It Up" was the first album to be released where the members of KISS donned the cover without make-up. They also appeared on MTV without make-up to promote the release.

1. New York Rock City.
   Detroit Rock City.
2. KISS Meets the Ghoul of the Park.
   KISSin' It.

The name of the band's second movie is Detroit Rock City. It is about four boys in a KISS cover band who want to see the band in concert.

1. Silver spray paint.
   Hair grease.
2. 3 bottles of hairspray.
   Red hair dye.

Ace put silver spray paint in his hair for the first album cover. The spray wound up giving him a frightening allergic reaction but he was alright after receiving some medical attention.

1. Bono.
   David Bowie.
2. Freddie Mercury.
   Ray Gillen.

Freddie Mercury passed away on the same day as Eric Carr. He had confirmed that he had contracted AIDS just two days before his death.

1. Peter Criss.
   Gene Simmons.
2. Paul Stanley.
   Ace Frehley.

Paul Stanley is known as Starchild. He has described Starchild as a "defense mechanism" from his true self. He later experimented with his make-up and persona.

1. Love Gun.
   Music From The Elder.
2. Dressed To Kill.
   KISS.

The bands first album was called "KISS." It was released in 1974 and contained tracks such as "Strutter" and "Deuce." It showcased the four members of the band.

1. Eric Singer.
   Eric Carr.
2. Paul Stanley.
   Vinnie Vincent.

After Ace Frehley departed from the band to pursue a solo career, Vinnie Vincent became his replacement. After his time with KISS, Vinnie went on to form a new band with a member of Journey.

1. Paul Stanley.
   Bruce Kulick.
2. Eric Carr.
   Eric Singer.

Eric Carr passed away on November 24, 1991 due to cancer. He replaced Peter Criss on the drums for the band in 1980, and after his death he was replaced by Eric Singer.

1. Gene Simmons.
   Eric Singer.
2. Vinnie Vincent.
   Tommy Thayer.

Tommy Thayer is the current lead guitarist and vocalist for the band. He wears the Spaceman make-up as Ace did when he was in the band.

1. Sonic Boom.
   The Originals.
2. Hotter Than Hell.
   Hot In The Shade.

The KISS album "Hot In The Shade" features the Sphinx wearing sunglasses. This album was ranked at number 10 in Rolling Stone's "Kiss' Top 10 Albums Ranked."

1. Katey Sagal.
   Lori Singer.
2. Claudia Wells.
   Mia Sara.

Katey Sagal sang back-up vocals on Gene Simmons solo album. She has also credited Gene with being the reason that she got a record deal.

1. Gene Simmons.
   Peter Criss.
2. Paul Stanley.
   Tommy Thayer.

Peter Criss did not show up to the looping sessions for KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park. Michael Bell, who did work for Hanna-Barbera ended up doing a voice over for Peter Criss.

1. United States.
   Canada.
2. Germany.
   China.

Germany uses a modified KISS logo after realizing the resemblance it had to the swastika. Merchandise, album covers and more have been using the modified KISS logo since 1979.

1. The Fox.
   The Bandit.
2. The Ankh.
   The Catman.

Paul Stanley briefly changed from the Starchild to being the Bandit. He has said that he "felt more like a star" and that he was experimenting during this time.

1. Paul Stanley.
   Peter Criss.
2. Eric Carr.
   Tommy Thayer.

Paul Stanley was born with microtia, a deformity where he was born without an ear. He hid this by growing out his hair to hide it. He has since had reconstructive surgery and now has an implanted hearing aid.

1. Ace Frehley.
   Peter Criss.
2. Gene Simmons.
   Eric Singer.

Ace Frehley recorded lead vocals on his back. He says that he laid on his back because if he stood up, he was sometimes unable to hit the high notes.

1. Paul Stanley.
   Gene Simmons.
2. Ace Frehley.
   Peter Criss.

Gene Simmons covered "When You Wish Upon A Star" on his solo album. The song was originally from the Walt Disney movie, Pinocchio.

1. Tommy Thayer.
   Paul Stanley.
2. Peter Criss.
   Eric Singer.

Tommy Thayer was part of Black 'N Blue until 1989. Black 'N Blue had toured with KISS on their Asylum tour in 1985, and Tommy joined KISS in 2002.

1. Dressed To Kill.
   Destroyer.
2. The Originals.
   Killers.

The song "Rock and Roll All Nite" is found on the album "Dressed To Kill." The album was the band's third studio album and it was released in 1975.

1. Gene Simmons.
   Eric Singer.
2. Vinnie Vincent.
   Ace Frehley.

Ace Frehley designed the logo for the band. It first appeared when Ace wrote the name over a poster advertising Wicked Lester outside of a club.

1. Creatures Of The Night.
   Ikons.
2. KISS.
   The four solo album covers.

KISS was made to resemble the "Meet the Beatles" album cover. The cover was shot like this to attract attention with KISS being a newer band at the time.

1. New York City, United States.
   Toronto, Canada.
2. London, England.
   Perth, Australia.

Perth, Australia was where the first Official Worldwide KISS Convention was held in 1995. The convention included an appearance by the band, a KISS museum and more.