Gene Simmons Brings Rock & Brews to Detroit

0:00It's April 9th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Jean Simmons rolled into Royal Oak, Michigan this Thursday to cut the ribbon on a new rock and brew spot he co-founded with Kiss Band-made Paul, Stanley. The rockers have been slinging burgers and brews since their first joint open in Southern California back in 2010, and now they've got… Locations stretching from Washington State to Florida. Kiss jumped right in, talking up their push to amp up the menu even higher. At 76, the longtime Kiss bassist wants every bite to scream top shelf, saying folks deserve the hottest eats around. Kiss has deep roots in Detroit. It's the heart of their anthem Detroit Rock City, and they cut part of their breakout live album, Alive, They're at Kobo. Arena. The band grinded through early albums in the 70s before exploding in 1975, snag rock haul induction in 2000, 14, and Guy Kennedy's center honors last year.

1:02These days, Kiss is off the touring circuit after retiring a few years back, but Simmons called this trip a true homecoming. Detroit embraced them first, way ahead of New York, letting the face-painted legends sharpen their chops. With spots like this popping up, Simmons and Stanley keep the rock spirit alive once his link played at a time.