February 26 : KISS To Enter Studio Next Week
From: Fox Business network
KISS guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley was a guest on the "Happy Hour" show this afternoon (Thursday, February 26) on the Fox Business network. 
During the segment, which can be viewed by clicking here, Stanley confirmed to that he, Gene Simmons and the rest of KISS will enter the studio next week to grind out a new record for release this fall. "It's a KISS album in the most true and classic sense — we're recording it in analog, not digital, and writing it ourselves," Stanley recently said.

From: amNewYork
amNY : What can fans expect from the new Kiss record?
Paul 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 wetted out appetite to go in 
the studio and transfer that, that same feeling and ferocity into new material".

From: DeuceNews
Recently GENE SIMMONS talked to Pagina12 about KISS playing in Argentina and many other topics. Among them this is what the demon said about new KISS record: 
"We are making a new album produced by PAUL STANLEY, because I do not have the 
patience to get into a studio and stay there for six months. Who better than Paul for that? The idea is to make the record quickly, like we did at the time of Destroyer, Rock And Roll Over and Love Gun. But we must be prepared, so we are now working on songs when we have time. Maybe in March we will go in a studio and recorded two or three songs. The idea is to work well, little by little, we can not spend too much time in the studio, it has to be fast."