Fans of American glam rockers KISS will gather in Belfast, a year after the sudden death of Belfast-based Gene Simmons tribute Fabio Marchetti.
The 50-year-old was loved by many for taking on the role of the iconic bassist in Hotter Than Hell. The band, formed by Marty McStravick, performed at The Limelight on October 29 last year. Sadl a month later the father-of-three, originally from Italy, died.
Marty, 45, started Hotter Than Hell in 1996. He said the band has been a labour of love since, but following Fabio's death, he was forced to consider the group's future. Going back on the road as a band meant finding Fabio's successor but Marty didn't have to look too far. He contacted Davide Liddi, another Italian national, who had previously played KISS' Spaceman, Ace Frehley, in Hotter Than Hell.
Such bands rarely get recognition for their efforts but for Marty, it’s his love of KISS and "being Paul Stanley for one night" that makes it all worthwhile. He said: “I don’t make any money doing this; it all goes back into the band to pay for promoting our next show dates. I’ve never met anyone in a tribute band who isn’t dedicated to what they do.
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