Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley are both laying low at their respective houses in L.A. while dealing with the ongoing pandemic. The Kiss co-founders who are on break from the band's “End Of The Road” tour, spoke with Rolling Stone about how they're dealing with being cooped up at home. Stanley directly addressed fans, saying, “Be as safe as you can for your sake and the sake of everyone around you. This isn’t a time to be casual or make unqualified judgments. There’s far more to this than simply looking at recovery or mortality percentages. We’ll get through this.”
Simmons added: “I would like to wish everyone good health and remind them that 'the only way is the lonely way.' Just like your favorite TV show, you can assume everybody out there is a zombie, and one contact will turn you into a zombie. Stop hanging out with everybody. Stay at home, if you can. This too shall pass, but it will take a long time. It could last months and months. So get used to FaceTime, binge-watch your favorite shows, workout at home. And stay away from everybody else.”
Stanley went on to shed light on his day-to-day: “I’m watching news updates, playing the guitar, tweaking Soul Station album mixes, checking in on friends, and trying to keep things as normal and fun for my family.”