Gene Simmons
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If you ever wanted to hear a whiskey-voiced Gene Simmons crooning a jazz standard, now's your chance
By Fraser Lewry published
Gene Simmons' sultry cover of Stormy Weather comes from the soundtrack of the Dennis Quaid movie Reagan

Gene Simmons: "I'm okay with being labelled an asshole"
By Stef Lach published
Kiss star Simmons says he's reclaimed the word asshole – compares it to "black people taking possession of the 'n' word"

The Smiths' Morrissey versus Marr saga takes a new twist
By Paul Brannigan published
The strained relationship between Morrissey and Johnny Marr just got a little more complicated

Kiss icon Gene Simmons gives new Linkin Park lineup his backing
By Stef Lach published
The Demon from Kiss says Linkin Park should get the same chance as other acts who lost key members

The Top 10 times Gene Simmons repeated his Rock Is Dead theory
By Fraser Lewry published
PS. Rock is very much alive, pass it on

What AC/DC mean to me, by Kiss's Gene Simmons
By Paul Elliott published
Gene Simmons pays tribute to the longevity of AC/DC, a band he first saw at the Whiskey a Go Go in West Hollywood in 1976

Gene Simmons: The soundtrack of my life
By Paul Elliott published
Kiss bassist, Demon and fire-breather Gene Simmons picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and names the "most dishonest" album Kiss ever made

Happy 75th birthday to Gene Simmons, Kiss bassist and unrepentant asshole
By Dave Ling published
Self-confessed “asshole”, politically incorrect philanderer, money-obsessed businessman, rock superstar – god bless Gene Simmons

"You're so independent; you're so tough": Relive the bizarre moment Donald Trump fired Gene Simmons on Celebrity Apprentice
By Fraser Lewry published
According to Gene Simmons, it was all part of his plan

“'Cocaine buffet?' they would say. 'Just help yourself'”: Gene Simmons, Dave Grohl and The Darkness make surreal cameo appearances in singer/songwriter James Blunt's outrageous 'non-memoir' Loosely Based On A Made-Up Story
By Paul Brannigan published
A number of high profile rock stars pop up for memorable appearances in James Blunt's new 'non-memoir', which may be the most entertaining book ever written by any musician
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