ROCK legends Kiss have sold their music catalogue to the company behind ABBA's hologram concerts.
They will also let Pophouse Entertainment Group buy their trademark and iconic black and white face paint designs in a reported £237million deal.
The firm, founded by ABBA star Bjorn Ulvaeus, previously made an agreement with Kiss to turn the band into avatars, like those in the ABBA Voyage gigs.
The new deal, subject to regulatory approval, includes master recordings and publishing rights, and there are plans for a biopic and Kiss-themed experience.
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