This 1976 double A-side single, featuring the hard-rocking "Detroit Rock City" and the ballad "Beth," showcases the commercial peak of Kiss's early career.
- "Detroit Rock City" was originally intended for the soundtrack of a proposed Kiss movie, but was instead included on the Destroyer album.
- "Beth" became Kiss's highest-charting single at the time, reaching number 7 on the Billboard Hot 100.
- The single was released by Casablanca Records, not UMe Direct 2, and predates the 1976 release date mentioned.
Kiss is a rock band from New York City, formed in 1973, known for their theatrical live shows and elaborate costumes. In August 1976, they released the double A-side single "Detroit Rock City" / "Beth" from their album Destroyer.
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