KISS: Official Store Opening Delayed

November 10, 2004

According to AussyAce, the opening of the official KISS store, KissWorld, in Melbourne, Australia now looks set to take place in January 2005 after a severe delay, which should have seen the store open this month. The building is currently semi-open for a KISS clearance sale of some KISS merchandise plus other collectable items. The giant KISS mural on the outside wall should be up within the next few weeks so look out that for that very soon.

The KissWorld store is said to be over 10,000 square feet in size and will reportedly include some other bands' memorabilia and will even include some sporting heroes and film stars, although the focus will naturally remain on KISS. There will be everything from guitars to shirts and other clothing, to museum pieces through to an amazing array of hand-signed and personal items.

For more information, visit www.kissworld.net.

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