What cymbals did peter criss play in the 70's?

In the 1970s, Peter Criss, the drummer of KISS, primarily played cymbals from Zildjian. He was known for using Zildjian A Series cymbals, including the 14-inch hi-hats and various crash and ride cymbals that contributed to his distinctive rock sound. Criss's setup typically included a mix of different sizes to accommodate the dynamic style of KISS's music during that era.