A further tribute was produced in 1992 called "Eric Carr: The Memorial Tribute". It was first broadcast live on 88.1 FM / WCWP, where Carr had been interviewed three years earlier while doing press for the "Hot in the Shade" album. Running for approximately three hours, the tribute featured a re-broadcast of the interview, interspersed with biographical information and details of Carr's extracurricular projects, along with all the officially released songs Carr had written or cowritten. Though broadcast just once, "Eric Carr: The Memorial Tribute" was released several years later (seemingly in an unofficial capacity) as a two-tape box set, designed to resemble the Kiss solo albums. It featured a newly commissioned painting of Carr in his fox makeup, patterned after the rarely seen original by Eraldo Carugati (the artist who did the paintings for the original four Kiss solo album covers, plus one of Carr that was never officially released).