From: Michael Paoletti
Anchorage rocked Monday night as KISS electrified the wave of captivated fans. The Sullivan arena was filled to capacity, as cold winter snowstorm did not turn back the harden Alaskan fans. Swiftly the frozen skin from the sub freezing temperatures outside was set on fire, as KISS set stage with columns of fire and pyrotechnics show like none ever seen in Alaska. Their music reverberated through the bodies everyone present as the Sullivan arena shook, setting off seismographs with magnitudes greater than 10.0 on the Richter scale. Even before the start, the restless crowd cheered with the anticipated appearance of these icons. Anchorage was electrified with non-stop Rock & Roll and a stage show unlike their eyes have ever behold. Paul Stanley could not keep from expressing his delight in seeing one of Anchorage's original indigenous resident, the moose. This multi-generation audience was consumed with the show, to the extent of actually being part of the show, being pulled in as Gene projected an aura to the audience that they in turned reflected back. A oneness as they completed a circle between KISS and those in their presence. KISS didn't leave Anchorage but left part of themselves behind, in the memories of the exuberant show.

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