On October 9, 1975, KISS Day was celebrated in Cadillac, MI. Cadillac High School made rock 'n' roll history when KISS played at their homecoming. Jim Neff is the man responsible for making it happen – head to neffcadillackiss.com for the full story.

KISS wrapped up their live career with two final shows at New York City's Madison Square Garden in December 2023. Now, frontman Paul Stanley has revealed that the band are working on a documentary about the trek.

Paul shared the X post below, stating: "WOW... My beautiful wife Erin being interviewed today for a five-part documentary on our final tour. I'm blessed."

WOW... My beautiful wife Erin being interviewed today for a five-part documentary on our final tour. I'm blessed. pic.twitter.com/Zi3bYwd0SZ

— Paul Stanley (@PaulStanleyLive) October 4, 2024

Last month, Deadline revealed that McG (Way Of The Warrior Kid) is in final negotiations to direct Shout It Out Loud, a biopic about Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and their superstar rock band KISS, which will be produced by STX Entertainment.

Says Deadline: "STX declined to comment, but we hear the studio is in discussions with Lionsgate to distribute the film worldwide and co-finance. The project previously had been set up at Netflix, following a bidding war, with Joachim Rønning attached to direct, as we first reported in 2021.

"No word on the framing the film will take in looking at KISS’s decades-long musical journey. Financed by UMG, the most recent draft of the script is written by Darren Lemke (Shazam!, Gemini Man)."

Read the full report at Deadline.com.