KISS - KILLERS heavy metal usa 12" LP VINYL ALBUM

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The album: "KISS - Killers" was produced by: Michael James Jackson

Sound/Recording Engineer(s): Dave Thoener

This album was recorded at: Record Plant, New York City

Album cover design: Howard Marks Advertising

Album cover photography: Barry Levine

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Personnel/Band Members and Musicians on: KISS - Killers

Band-members, Musicians and Performers
• Paul Stanley – rhythm guitar, lead vocals
• Gene Simmons – bass guitar; lead vocals

    Gene Simmons is the pseudonym used by Chaim Weitz while playing bass in the Kiss band. He used the alias "Reginal Von Helsing" , when playing bass and producer for "Wendy O. Williams".

• Ace Frehley – lead guitar; backing vocals
• Eric Carr – drums
• Peter Criss - drums
• Bob Kulick – lead guitar on all new (1982) songs.
• Anton Fig - drums on "I Was Made For Lovin' You" and "Sure Know Something"

Complete Track-listing of the album "KISS - Killers"

The detailed tracklist of this record "KISS - Killers" is:

Track-listing Side One:
1. "I'm a Legend Tonight" Paul Stanley, Adam Mitchell 3:59
2. "Down on Your Knees" Stanley, Mikel Japp, Bryan Adams 3:31
3. "Cold Gin" Ace Frehley 4:20
4. "Love Gun" Stanley 3:17
5. "Shout It Out Loud" (7" mix) Stanley, Gene Simmons, Bob Ezrin 2:40
6. "Sure Know Something" Stanley, Vini Poncia 3:59

Track-listing Side Two:
1. "Nowhere to Run" Stanley 4:32
2. "Partners in Crime" Stanley, Mitchell 3:45
3. "Detroit Rock City" (edit) Stanley, Ezrin 3:53
4. "God of Thunder" Stanley 4:11
5. "I Was Made for Lovin' You" (edit) Stanley, Poncia, Desmond Child 4:18
6. "Rock and Roll All Nite" (live) Stanley, Simmons 3:58

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