Gene Simmons looked almost unrecognizable this week as he stepped out solo for a grocery run in Malibu. See photos.

Rock music is full of licks, riffs and songs that writers and musicians borrowed or stole outright from others. The Beach Boys’ “Surfin’ USA” is a copy of Chuck Berry's “Sweet Little ...

Even so, the Kiss bass guitar player raised eyebrows earlier this month with the news he was charging fans $12,495 for the opportunity to be his roadie for the day. Now the God of Plunder has ...

Not all of the perks are so labor-intensive — the “guest roadie” will be invited to join Simmons on stage during the concert and receive an autographed bass used in a Kiss rehearsal.

Kiss frontman Gene Simmons is offering fans ... the rockstar will give away a signed set list, a signed rehearsal bass guitar and allow you to bring up to four personal items for him to sign ...

The experience costs $12,495, plus the original ticket price and comes with a bass guitar KISS previously used. It is only available to one fan per venue. Simmons is also offering a package called ...

bass and Stanley and Kulick separately on guitar — that eat up 20 minutes of the 93-minute show. But excess has always been a big part of the Kiss formula, and Off the Soundboard: Live in San ...