Pyramidal Arena Monument to 1976’s Rock and Roll Over
Wreathed in sculpted crimson-and-gold flames at the heart of a pyramidal evergreen outline, a grooved black vinyl LP record carries the red lightning-bolt “KISS” logo and a raised metallic gold “50” directly above a “ROCK AND ROLL OVER” inner label. Honoring the 1976–2026 golden jubilee of the platinum fifth studio album recorded by New York City co-founders Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons alongside Ace Frehley and Peter Criss, the Kiss Rock Band 50th Anniversary Ornament unites hanging holiday hardware with three-dimensional hard-rock stage sculpture.

Beneath the top gold-tone eyelet ring, pre-attached red satin hanging ribbon, and eight-point red-and-gold starburst topper reading “50TH,” the upper and middle tiers frame all four original band personas inside circular gold-bordered portrait medallions. The Demon (Gene Simmons, top left), The Starchild (Paul Stanley, top right), The Spaceman (Ace Frehley, middle left), and The Catman (Peter Criss, middle right) appear in stark black-and-white stage makeup. Winding metallic gold musical-note staff ribbons weave around the vinyl record toward a sculpted black-and-white electric guitar on the left, a vintage silver stage microphone stamped “KISS” on the right, and flanking speaker stacks.

Freestanding Concert Stage Pedestal Base
Along the lower tier, silhouetted crowd hands rise across a glowing concert stage directly above a wide, flame-bordered pedestal base. Raised lettering across the front of the base reads “ROCK AND ROLL OVER / 50TH ANNIVERSARY / 1976 – 2026 / 50 YEARS OF ROCK & ROLL FIRE.” Because the pedestal is molded with a flat bottom surface alongside the top hanging ribbon, KISS Army collectors can suspend the ornament from lit Christmas branches in December or stand it upright beside vinyl turntables and amplifier cabinets all year.























