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KISS: Legendary Photographer BOB GRUEN's Exhibition To Open This Week

July 21, 2005

According to Kiss Kollector Online, legendary rock 'n' roll photographer Bob Gruen — best known to KISS fans for his pictures of KISS' '70s tours of Japan — will have an exhibition of his photos at The Morrison Hotel Gallery in La Jolla, California beginning on July 22. For the first time ever, handsigned, limited-edition photographs of KISS, LED ZEPPELIN, THE CLASH, THE RAMONES, JOHN LENNON, SID VICIOUS, BOB MARLEY and others, taken by Gruen, will be presented to the public. The photographer has captured the music scene for over 40 years and became the personal photographer of John Lennon and Yoko Ono in the early '70s. As chief photographer for Rock Scene magazine in the '70s, he specialized in candid photo features and toured extensively with bands.

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