Gene Simmons, who was recently honored at the Kennedy Center Honors alongside other artists, spoke about the American Fairness Music Act, where he mentioned his two children, who are also artists in t

Ace Frehley's former bandmate Gene Simmons has voiced his displeasure with the late guitarist's "bad decisions" that contributed to his death.

KISS frontman Gene Simmons got behind a White House crackdown on illegal immigration as the star descended on DC for a pair of high-profile events that will take him from the Kennedy Center to

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A series of "bad decisions" led to the death of former KISS guitarist Ace Frehley, according to frontman Gene Simmons. In an interview with the New York Post, published on Saturday, Dec. 6, the rocker suggested that substance abuse contributed to Frehley’s fatal fall down the stairs in his New Jersey home studio. Frehley was 74.

The American Music Fairness Act is intended to close a loophole that supporters say allows radio broadcasters to skip paying royalties that streaming services pay.

Despite a hectic week in Washington, D.C., where Gene Simmons was accepting a Kennedy Center Honor with the remaining members of KISS and preparing to testify in the Senate on radio royalty legislation, he described the moment that stayed with him most: Frehley’s private funeral on Oct. 22.

In a new interview, Kiss bassist Gene Simmons blames a series of "bad decisions" for contributing to the recent death of his former bandmate Ace Frehley.

Gene Deal’s claims were recorded in a video which was also added by Misa Hylton in the statement shared on Instagram.

Gene Hackman kept a treasure trove of possessions from his glittering career, despite declaring he wasn't 'nostalgic' and didn’t take home film memorabilia.