The American hard rock group KISS is playing in a jazz band. They all have their stage makeup. Each of the 4 musicians is made up differently. The makeup is on a white base. They have black designs around their eyes. They wear 1920s Italian costumes in the style of the Sicilian mafia. The costumes are white, all identical with very fine black stripes, and they wear identical black shirts. The jackets are buttoned up. They are 4 very elegant musicians. The singer uses a vintage microphone, the double bassist uses a vintage double bass, the trumpeter blows into his trumpet, and the fourth plays the banjo. The background represents the interior of an Evangelical church in New Orleans. A gospel choir composed of black men and women dressed in purple Protestant temple robes, all identical, are in the background. The gospel choir claps their hands in synchronized lateral movements. The women of the choir wear a headscarf in light violet. The choir is composed of several rows on an elevated stage.