GENE SIMMONS' 'Rock School' Student Claims KISS Bassist Is 'All Talk'

October 6, 2006

World Entertainment News Network reports that British chart newcomer LIL' CHRIS has slammed his "Rock School" mentor Gene Simmons for dropping him once filming on the U.K. version of "Rock School" finished.

The 16-year-old rocker — real name Chris Hardman — is on the way to becoming a major artist in his homeland, but it's no thanks to the KISS bassist.

And he insists Simmons' boasts of having slept with 6,000 women is "all talk" and he falsely claimed to be close to the Osbournes.

He says, "All the girls I spoke to wouldn't touch him with a barge pole.

"He says he is good friends with Sharon Osbourne and Ozzy but he isn't. They hate him. I know because I spoke to Sharon and she says he is an a**ehole.

"He is probably in L.A. (Los Angeles) taking all the credit for my chart success even though he has done nothing to help."

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