Fear of fish footballer Paolo Di Canio describes finding that his then team-mate, Peter Grant suffered from ichthyophobia. During a practical joke, Di Canio describes Grant's fearful reaction after finding a salmon head in his bed. Grant told "The Independent" that item in his bed was in fact a "shark's head" and "to say I got a fright when I put my feet between the sheets is an understatement." The term "ichthyophobia" comes from the Greek ἰχθῦς - "ichthus", meaning "fish" and φόβος - "phobos", "fear". "Galeophobia" comes from the Greek γαλεός - "galeos", "small shark". Fear of fish Fear of fish or
Creatures of the Night completely absent from "Creatures of the Night", making it the heaviest album the group had made at that point. "I Still Love You", the only ballad on "Creatures of the Night", was still heavier and darker than any ballad Kiss had released in earlier years. Also contributing to the heavy sound was Carr's drumming style, which was similar to John Bonham's drumming than to Criss' jazz-influenced style. Some of the earliest pressings of the album mistakenly contained one full side of John Cougar's "American Fool". Both Kiss and Cougar were under the umbrella of Mercury Records at the time. "Creatures