Kiss are to getting ready to enter the studio to make their brand new studio album – and it’s going to happen sooner than you might think.

The band’s rhythm guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley was a recent guest on ‘Happy Hour’ on the Fox Business TV network.

During his interview, Stanley confirmed that Kiss would be entering the studio next week to record a new, but yet to be titled record, for an autumn 2009 release.

Classic Rock first broke the news about Kiss’s new album last November.

You can see Stanley’s Fox Business TV interview below.

amNewYork also interviewed Stanley recently, and this is what he had to say about the upcoming record:

What can fans expect?

Stanley: It’s very much an album that picks up where we left off in the 70s. It’s not an album that reflects trying to pick up whatever current. We’ve been out a lot on the Kiss Alive 35 tour. Our biggest and most successful tour of Europe, we did 30 shows and about 400,000 people and we leave for South America — a bunch of stadiums — in April. And the band has never sounded better or more focused. And playing the Kiss Alive album and a lot of other classic songs has really just whetted our appetite to go in the studio and transfer that, that same feeling and ferocity into new material.

Do you ever get tired of playing the old stuff?

Stanley: I would never, ever grow tired of those songs. The songs have made me both incredibly satisfied and rich and made a lot of other people very, very happy. It would be a show of disrespect — and maybe not deserving — to grow tired of something that’s meant that much.

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