(HOLLYWOOD, CA - June 23rd, 2003) - KISS tribute band
HOTTER THAN HELL will appear in full costume
and make-up at the cast and crew reunion screening of
DETROIT ROCK CITY on Tuesday, July 8th @ 7:30
p.m at the Arclight Cinemas Hollywood. The band, which
served as photo doubles for the real KISS during
filming of DETROIT ROCK CITY, will walk the Arclight
courtyard from 6:30 to 7:30 during cast and crew arrivals,
meeting and greeting fans and posing for pictures. The
event, part of the ongoing Scriptwriters Network film
series, Story to Glory, will also feature a cast and
crew Q and A immediately following the screening. Scheduled
to attend are director Adam Rifkin, writer Carl DuPre,
associate producer Tim Sullivan, editor Pete Schink,
and castmembers Giuseppe Andrews, James DeBello, Edward
Furlong, Sam Huntington, Melanie Lynskey, Lin Shaye
and Shannon Tweed. An autographed script, poster and
DVD of the film will be raffled off to ticket purchasers,
with a special grand prize announced that evening.
Admission to the event costs $11.00. Advance tickets
may be purchased online at the ArcLight
Cinemas Hollywood website, or in-person at the ArcLight
Cinemas Hollywood box office, located at 6360 Sunset
Blvd., Hollywood, CA. In-person box office discounts
are available to members of the Scriptwriters Network,
ArcLight Cinemas, WGA, Writers Guild Foundation, Women
in Film, The Industry Card, USC Students & Faculty,
AMPAS and ATAS (with proof of membership). For more
information go to: www.scriptwritersnetwork.com
or www.arclightcinemas.com
or call ArcLight Cinemas at 323/464-1478.
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Hotter Than Hell was created in 1994 and after performing
hundreds of dates throughout North America, honed their
authentic recreation of the "KISS experience" to razor
sharp perfection. KISS themselves have proclaimed Hotter
Than Hell to be the only official KISS tribute band.
This claim was further validated in 1998 when Gene Simmons
hand selected the band to double for KISS in the New
Line Cinema feature film 'Detroit Rock City'. Hotter
Than Hell rocks audiences with an unforgettable mix
of signature KISS tunes, fire breathing, blood spitting,
smoking guitars, explosive pyrotechnics, authentic costuming,
full kabuki make-up and exact staging from the 1977
LOVE GUN TOUR. Currently based in New York, the group
has toured the entire UNITED STATES and across CANADA,
selling out theme parks, festivals, fairs, theaters,
casinos and has been featured in numerous media events
from national television and radio to the major motion
picture screen! For the new millennium founding member
Scott McClusky ('Ace Frehley') now takes Hotter Than
Hell to the next level combining forces with another
KISS tribute founder, Benny Doro ('Paul Stanley' of
Black Diamond fame) to fully recreate the rock spectacle
that KISS fans demand.
Story to Glory: Memorable Movies and the People Behind
Them is an ongoing film series presented by the Scriptwriters
Network at ArcLight Cinemas Hollywood which celebrates
talented screenwriters and their creative impact on
the moviemaking process. Screenings are the second and
fourth Tuesday of each month. The Scriptwriters Network
is a 800-member non-profit organization of film and
television writers which holds monthly meetings with
guest speakers from the entertainment industry, sponsors
a high school fellowship program, publishes a newsletter,
maintains a script library, holds the annual Carl Sautter
Memorial Scriptwriting Competition for Film and Television
and promotes personal and professional networking in
the entertainment field.
ArcLight Cinemas Hollywood represents a new evolution
in the movie going experience. Created and opened by
Pacific Theatres in the spring of 2002, the beautifully
designed facility offers an unprecedented combination
of technology, amenities, comfort, and customer service
for the discerning movie lover, connecting them with
films and filmmaking. ArcLight is located at 6360 W.
Sunset Boulevard, between Vine and Ivar. For more information
or to purchase tickets, please visit www.arclightcinemas.com
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