The KISS inspired podcast, Three Sides Of The Coin, reviews the new book by The Original KISS Crew, entitled Out On The Streets in Episode 109. For information on Three Side Of The Coin check out their official Facebook page here.

This 352 page book chronicles the work of The Original KISS KREW during the bands formative years of late 1973 - mid 1976. Featuring behind-the-scenes stories and containing some very rare and unseen photos and other bonus material, you'll get as close to the action as The Krew was themselves. For This Ain't No Spencer's Crap, Mark Brandvold takes a look a limited edition magazine box set from Classic Rock magazine.

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With the release of Out On The Streets: The True Tales Of Life On The Road With The Hottest Band In The Land...KISS!, the band's millions of fans worldwide will finally get an up-close and behind-the-curtain look at KISS's formative years on the road.

This highly detailed 347-page book comes directly from the collective efforts of JR Smalling, Peter Oreckinto, Rick Munroe and the late Mick Campise, who comprised the core of the band's original road crew from 1974 - 1976.  In Out on the Streets the four share an intimate and inside look at life on the road with KISS, and detail what it took to lay the foundation for one of the most spectacular and successful rock bands in history.

Out On The Streets digs into the dirt, the blue-collar work ethic, and the crew's unwavering loyalty to KISS's ridiculous "biggest band in the world" pipedream.  The four authors spin tales of fighting headline acts like Aerosmith just to get in and out of gigs, logging over 90,000 road miles in 1974 alone, wrestling with thieves and warding off racism.  There's violent tragedy on a personal level, mind-numbing hours and days without rest, bullet-ridden vehicles, arrests, abject poverty, catalogs of carnal pursuits, broken promises and ultimately a skyrocket of success.

Rare photos, original itineraries, and detailed production schematics are just a few of the perks that litter the pages of this rich and rewarding memoir.

Out On The Streets is available directly from the authors themselves. The authors embellish the book with a thriving Facebook forum where they warmly connect with readers, fans, and the curious, answering questions and sharing additional memories and ephemera.

For more details visit Theoriginalkisskrew.com.