What does KISS stand for in the rock group KISS?

Knights in Satan’s Service
The idea to name the band KISS was pretty anti-climactic. For years, KISS fans believed that the band’s name was an acronym for “Knights in Satan’s Service,” but according to Gene Simmons in his autobiography, this is as false as the rumor he had a piece of cow tongue grafted onto his.

What does the KISS logo mean?

Like the KISS logo, which you designed, with the two lightning bolt S’s reminiscent of the Schutzstaffel. Ace: There were so many crazy rumors about us in the early days. Like that KISS stood for Knights in Satan’s Service, or that we were Satan worshippers or Nazis.

Who came up with the KISS logo?

Ace Frehley, the Kiss guitarist and vocalist, was the one who created the famous Kiss wordmark. The wordmark in all-caps features bold thick lettering with letters “S” made up of two backwards “Z”. This style resembles of the Nazi SS symbol, and is very controversial in Germany.

Who is the leader of the rock band KISS?

Gene Simmons
Instruments	Bass vocals
Years active	1970–present
Associated acts	Kiss Wicked Lester
Website	www.genesimmons.com

How did the rock band KISS get their name?

It was previously reported that Stanley — born Stanley Harvey Eisen — came up with the name KISS after drummer Peter Criss mentioned he was in a band called LIPS. Stanley and co-founder Gene Simmons started a band called WICKED LESTER in 1972, which later became KISS.

Why did KISS use the SS?

So, here’s what we know: The S’s in the KISS and The SS logos are so near identical that Germany forced the band to make a change; the majority of the founding members of the band likely donned Nazi insignia at least once; the creator of the logo, Frehley, had a go-to Nazi impersonation; and he also deeply admired Nazi …

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