KISS Band Members Reflect on Honors at Kennedy Center and Praise Trump's Oval Office
KISS bassist Gene Simmons shared his positive thoughts on President Donald Trump's Oval Office during an interview at the Kennedy Center Honors. Simmons praised the new look of the Oval Office, noting the abundance of presidential portraits and gold trimming. He expressed his appreciation for being honored by the president and described the Oval Office as "terrific."
Simmons' bandmates, Paul Stanley and Peter Criss, also reflected on the honor of being recognized by the president. Stanley emphasized the significance of hard work in achieving success and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to visit the White House. Criss highlighted the historical significance of the Oval Office and the surreal experience of being in such a prestigious setting.
The band paid tribute to their late member, Ace Frehley, during the event with a moment of silence. The Kennedy Center Honors ceremony was a memorable and humbling experience for the KISS members, who expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to be recognized by the president.