Three original members of KISS are in the news.
Guitarist Ace Frehley has been recording, saying, "My new studio record is nearing its completion! Hopefully it will be out Spring-Summer 2023!!!" He mentioned this in a post on Facebook in which he listed his 10 favorite Sci-Fi movies (see below).
Frehley's last album was Origins Vol. 2 in 2020.
He has three more dates on the books this year -- December 9th in Kent, Ohio; the 10th in Westland, Michigan; and the 11th in Holland, Michigan.
Paul Stanley will unveil a new line of paintings, the Black Series, on December 17th from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Wentworth Gallery in the Short Hills Mall in Short Hills, New Jersey, 30 miles outside Manhattan.
Gene Simmons admits he's getting too old to be on stage as a made-up member of KISS, and he feels President Biden is too old for The White House.
Speaking to Bill Maher on the comedian's Club Random podcast he says, "I thought Biden was gonna come in and be a major force. I've got some big reservations about the man — not about his ethics and morality, but just about his physical ability to do all that... There's a certain age you can't look at a person and not say, 'Okay, you're X number of years old. Now, how sharp are you?' You're talking about the most powerful person on the planet… I'm not talking about policy. Communication skills are flat. There is such a thing as the cult of personality. And I like the man, but the ability to communicate a message is nil."
Stanley, Simmons and KISS are in Tokyo tomorrow (Wednesday) for their End of the Road tour, followed by their last date of the year, Sunday in Mexico City