KISS are set to re-issue nine of their albums on vinyl, including 1988's Psycho Circus, which has never been released on the format. Other albums that fans can expect to get the re-issue treatment include their self-titled debut, and second album Hotter Than Hell, both from 1974.
Their double-live breakthrough album, Alive!, from 1975 will also come out, along with 1976's Destroyer, 1979's Dynasty, 1980's Unmasked, 1983's Lick it Up, 1984's Animalize and 1992's Revenge.
No information is available yet on whether the re-issues will contain bonus tracks or any special treats that weren't a part of the original albums.
The vinyl re-issues are set to hit stores in March, a month before the band is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. All albums are currently available for pre-order on Amazon.
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