KISS Frontman Goes Grocery Shopping In Hollywood: Photo Available

August 27, 2005

The August 25 issue of Rolling Stone magazine includes a photo of KISS frontman Paul Stanley grocery shopping at a West Hollywood, CA supermarket. Check it out at this location. The photo caption reads: "Paul Stanley does Coke! Diet Coke, that is. After rocking and rolling all night, the Star Child loads up on groceries in West Hollywood all day."

In other news, Stanley's second art exhibition, which was previously scheduled for August 24 at the Célebrités Gallery of Celebrity Fine Art on Wailea, Hawaii, has been postponed. A new date will be announced soon.

Paul's very first public showing of his paintings took place at this same gallery on April 6. Stanley recently told KISS Kollector Online that he is also planning on art exhibitions throughout the USA soon.

(Thanks: KISS Kollector Online)

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