
The panel discusses the artistic ambitions and mythology surrounding KISS's album 'Music From The Elder'.
In this installment of Regarding… Music From The Elder , the panel gathers once more in the echoing halls of prophecy to determine what, exactly, just happened. And table read. Chaz Charles, Greg “Wolfie” Wolf, Scott D. Monroe, Corey Morrissette, and guests Laura Morrissette and Michael and Debbie Pastore conclude their latest descent into KISS mythology by addressing the expanding cinematic ambitions of The Elder — including Scott’s taking up a quest to locate filmmaker Seb Hunter , who once attempted to turn the album into an actual motion picture. Was it crushed by fate? Was it too ambitious? Did Bob Ezrin sneeze and blow several grand worth of Bolivian marching powder on the master and call it good? No one knows. But we intend to find out. The conversation drifts — as all noble quests do — into references to other towering rock epics, complete with knowing nods and the faint suspicion that everyone involved may have been borrowing from everyone else since 1969. There are priests, temples, and “great computers” briefly invoked, because of course there are. From there, the tone shifts into something both reflective and mildly self-aware. The panel…
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