Kiss / TV Collection 1974-1978

This is an essential archival DVD for fans, compiling rare TV appearances, news footage, and promotional clips that trace KISS’s “Golden Era”—from their immediate post-debut rise to their conquest of the global stage. It covers everything from their appearances on ABC’s *In Concert* and *The Mike Douglas Show* shortly after their 1974 debut through the *Alive II* era of 1978. Viewers can visually experience the band’s evolution as they took the U.S. by storm with their signature makeup and explosive stage theatrics. The collection captures their journey from the raw, energetic live performances of their obscure early days in 1974 to their transformation into a world-renowned act following albums like *Destroyer*, *Rock And Roll Over*, and *Love Gun*. Beyond concert footage, it includes numerous clips documenting KISS as a cultural phenomenon—featuring news segments, awards ceremony appearances, and interviews. Focusing on the era of the original lineup—Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley, and Peter Criss—this is a definitive visual document of KISS’s peak years. In the 1970s, KISS was more than just a hard rock band; they were an icon of American pop culture itself. This release offers a rare, real-time record of their ascent from a club band to global superstars. It allows fans to fully appreciate the band’s multifaceted appeal—showcasing not only their explosive stage presence but also the personalities and humor they displayed on TV, as well as the frenzy surrounding them as a media sensation. This collection of rare footage is highly recommended for KISS fans and collectors of 1970s rock history alike. TV Collection 1974-1978 Contents ABC’s “In Concert” (1974) The Mike Douglas Show (1974) Cadillac, Michigan Home Film (1975) Ron Sander’s TV2 News (1976) Super Max Kriekel News 4 (1976) The People’s Choice Awards (1976) Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert (1977) The American Music Awards (1977) Night Bird (1977) The Last Word (1978) Alive II Promotional Film (1978) The Land Of Hype And Glory (1978) Dick Clark’s Golden Greats (1978)