Here's a photo of European television personality Michelle Hunziker (seen on "Wetten, Dass..?") wearing Catman makeup!

Thanks to Thomas Schade for sending KISSonline the photo!

KISS' Saturday appearance on Germany's "Wetten, Dass..?" had the highest number of viewers on German television that night, beating both Olympic coverage and "German Superstar."

Here's an article from the German newspaper Dortmund Ruhr Nachrichten. Thanks to Olaf Suplicki for sending the image!

Check out this photo of KISS backstage at "Wetten, Dass..?" with Kevin Costner and heavyweight world champion boxer Vladimir Klitschko!

Photo by Marco Drasdo.

Check out this great interview with KISS filmed backstage immediately following their "Wetten, Dass..?" appearance last night!

ESPN's segment "KISS Goes to High School" aired today on SportsCenter. It chronicles the story of KISS' historic 1974 visit to Cadillac High school in central Michigan. Here's a clip!

German fans love KISS! Here's Gene and Tommy signing autographs for fans on the street.

Photos by Marco Kneise and Alexander Volkmann for Thuringer Allgemeine.

The German television show "Thuringen Journal" chronicles KISS' arrival in Germany and discusses their "Wetten, Dass..?" appearance. Here's the clip!

A German television news program reports on the German KISS fans lining up to create a live KISS logo during last night's "Wetten, Dass..?" broadcast.

Here's a report from the German television program "Hallo Deutschland" with soundcheck and setup footage from KISS' appearance on "Wetten, Dass..?"

Here's a feature on KISS's "Wetten, Dass..?" appearance in Germany's Bild am Sonntag newspaper. Photo by Olaf Suplicki.

Thanks to KISSnews.de for sending KISSonline the image!

Check out this explosive performance of "Say Yeah" and "I Was Made For Lovin' You" that just aired on Germany's largest, most popular television show, "Wetten, Dass..?" (Wanna Bet?)

During tonight's episode of Germany's "Wetten, Dass..?" ("Wanna Bet?") the show's nightly "bet" asked for 1,500 KISS fans to come to the filming wearing KISS makeup. Could enough fans line up in letter outlines to spell "KISS," shining flashlights upward to create a live KISS logo? KISS later came outside and joined the fans for "God Gave Rock and Roll to You!"

Hi KISSonline,

Here's my first report form the "Wetten, dass...?" show tonight that aired on German/Swiss television! It was so exciting!

KISS played a medley of "Say Yeah" and "I Was Made for Lovin' You." The crowd in the hall welcomed the band with grandiose, huge and loud applause. People stood up from their seats and paid tribute to these legends of rock. Pyro effects supported the stage presence of the band, and KISS hijacked the audience into another world. At the end, Paul Stanley smashed his guitar. Even after the last note, the audience didn't stop their applause, screaming and singing. What a great standing ovation, great mood and ambiance!

KISS WAS, IS AND WILL BE THE HOTTEST BAND IN THE WORLD! FOREVER!!!!!!

Your KISS friend and fan from Switzerland

Hans-Ulrich Zingg

KISS-TORY IN THE MAKING

ESPN will air a KISS piece during SportsCenter on Sunday at 10 a.m., 6 p.m. and 11 p.m.

It was 1974 at Cadillac High School in Central Michigan, and you could hear a pin drop in the way-too-tight locker room before football games. That's when an enterprising assistant coach named Jim Neff had an idea -- why not rev up the defense by playing a little pregame rock 'n' roll? Like, for example, KISS? When the bold plan led to a big winning streak and a conference title, Neff and the band he loved hatched a daring plan to bring KISS to Cadillac's 1975 Homecoming. Chris Connelly looks back at two outrageous days in the history of high school football.

Click here to visit ESPN MediaZone... towards the bottom of the page is a clip from the KISS Cadillac piece.

KISS AT HIGH SCHOOL HOME COMING

KISS!

At Wilmot Union High School, during homecoming week, our students had to dress as their favorite rock star/group. Their very own principal, being the #1 Kiss fan in the history of Wilmot Union High School and maybe the whole world, poses with a couple of our best dressed Kiss fans!

Thanks,
Deb Border

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