KISS, the legendary band that has achieved numerous multi-platinum albums, will begin releasing a new live archive series, the first of which is "Off the Soundboard: TOKYO 2001.

Legendary rock band KISS has begun releasing a new official live bootleg series, "KISS - Off The Soundboard. The first release in the series is "Off the Soundboard: TOKYO 2001," featuring the March 13, 2001 Tokyo Dome concert.

Tokyo has always held a special importance throughout the KISS band story over the years. Off the Soundboard: TOKYO 2001" will feature KISS performing everything from "Lovin' You Baby," "Heaven's On Fire," and "Rock 'n' Roll All Night" in front of a packed house of 55,000 people to the 1976 classic "Beth," which was released as a coupling with the The album also features classic anthems such as "Detroit Rock City," a hit single that reached #7 in the U.S., and rarities such as "I Still Love You" from the 1982 album "Creatures of the Night" (Dark Myths). The CD contains the essence of the live performance, which is one of the greatest charms of KISS. The Tokyo show in March 2001, where 21 songs were performed, was a monumental concert celebrating the band's musical legacy, and featured a lineup that included three original KISS members, Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, and guitarist Ace Frehley, plus current drummer Eric Singer. The lineup included Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, and guitarist Ace Frehley.