Tommy Thayer remains hopeful that Kiss will record a new album – even if Paul Stanley isn’t so sure.
Stanley said in May that he doesn’t think it’s necessary for the band to put out a follow-up to 2012’s Monster. However, his bandmate Gene Simmons said the following day that Kiss would issue their 21st album in 2016.
And guitarist Thayer seems to back Simmons’ assessment. He tells Mariskal Rock: “I hope so. But I can tell you that nothing’s planned. But it doesn’t necessarily mean that we won’t do one either. I know that you’ve heard different things from different people. And, hey, people can change their minds and have a different outlook next week or another month.
“If it is decided to do another record, suddenly we can be in the studio within a month. But there are no plans right now, but I wouldn’t say it’s completely out of the question.”
Kiss headlined this year’s Download festival and have a number of tour dates on the cards for this year.
KISS ON TOUR 2015
Jul 23: Highland San Manuel Indian Casino (acoustic show), CA
Oct 03: Perth Arena, Australia
Oct 06: Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Australia
Oct 08: Melbourne Rod Laver Arena, Australia
Oct 09: Melbourne Rod Laver Arena, Australia
Oct 10: Sydney Allphones Arena, Australia
Oct 12: Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Australia
Oct 13: Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Australia
Oct 16: Auckland Vector Arena, New Zealand
