Peter Criss

Peter Criss is best known as the original drummer for the iconic rock band KISS. Born George Peter John Criscuola, he brought a unique jazz-influenced drumming style to the group's hard rock sound and famously took on the 'Catman' persona as part of KISS's larger-than-life image. Criss also provided lead vocals on several notable KISS tracks, most famously the power ballad "Beth," which became one of the band's biggest hits.

Outside of KISS, Peter Criss pursued a solo career, releasing albums like Out of Control, Let Me Rock You, and One for All, showcasing his range as a vocalist and songwriter. His solo work has explored everything from rock to ballads, reflecting his eclectic musical influences. Criss has had a complicated relationship with KISS over the years, stepping away and returning at various points, but he remains a beloved figure to fans of the band's classic era.