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GENE SIMMONS Sets Book Signing For Independents

November 22, 2003

According to the Tampa Bay Business Journal, an independent bookstore and a record shop in Tampa — Inkwood Books and Vinyl Fever — are joining forces against big-name chains by co-hosting a book-signing by Gene Simmons, veteran bassist for the rock group KISS who recently released the memoir "Sex Money Kiss". Simmons is scheduled to sign books and music discs Thursday, Dec. 4, at 7 p.m. at Vinyl Fever's new location at 4110 Henderson Blvd.

KISS fans who buy books and discs from either store will be given priority in the signing line, an Inkwood Books spokesman said. No memorabilia will be allowed during the autograph session, he added.

For more information, call (813) 253-2638 or logon to www.inkwoodbooks.com.

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