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GENE SIMMONS Guests On Canada's 'Urban Rush'; Video Available

September 18, 2007

A 10-minute video interview with KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons conducted on Friday, September 14 by "Urban Rush" — a Canadian entertainment talk show based out of Vancouver, British Columbia — can be viewed below.

Gene Simmons was in Vancouver to promote his latest business venture — a clothing line called Moneybag. Simmons, whose trademark tongue has spawned countless impersonations and a magazine title, has joined forces with Vancouver's Dussault Inc. to take the fashion world by storm.

Simmons previously stated, "I have owned the trademark Moneybag logo for over 25 years. I have used it on my magazines, book imprints, my record company and a few other areas. Until I met Jason Dussault, I held off on really going out into the marketplace with an apparel line. It has to do with finding a kindred spirit and Jason is it. He and I share a passion for only doing things in life that mean something. Together we are creating cutting edge, in-your-face fashions. The Moneybag line, at long last, is a reality."

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