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KISS' GENE SIMMONS Interviews PETER CRISS For GENE SIMMONS TONGUE Magazine

July 1, 2002

KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons conducted an interview with drummer Peter Criss at a New York City hotel room last week for the second issue of Gene Simmons Tongue magazine, due on the stands in early September. According to Gene, "[Peter] was in great spirits and we, as is usual with us, talked and joked about everything. Also, did an informal photo session together between laughs and jokes.

"A word of advice: No matter how many of you e mail me to find out what we talked about, what the details were, or what it all means, you'll have to wait for the second issue to come out."

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