GENE SIMMONS To Appear At Vancouver Fashion Boutique Tomorrow

September 13, 2007

According to Straight.com, KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons will appear on Friday (September 14) at Vancouver's L2 Leone fashion boutique in the Sinclair Centre (350 Howe Street). He'll be there from 4 to 6 p.m. to sign autographs and to promote his line of MoneyBag streetwear.

Leone carries MoneyBag, which is designed by Vancouver fashion designer Jason Dussault, who brings a high-end rocker's polish to the label. Simmons said that he has owned the MoneyBag logo for 28 years and has used it in book publishing, comics, clothing, and musical instruments. Earlier this year, Simmons formed a partnership with Dussault Custom Ink, which has designed hoodies for Nelly Furtado, Rob Zombie, and Prevail of the SWOLLEN MEMBERS.

"It's a nice, small operation," Simmons said. "Small operations can rule the world, like the two guys in a garage who created Google."

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