Gene Simmons, the iconic frontman of KISS, experienced a health scare while driving in Malibu. The incident occurred along the Pacific Coast Highway, where he reportedly lost consciousness and his Lincoln Navigator veered across traffic lanes before colliding with a parked vehicle.
Details of the Incident
Simmons’ wife, Shannon Tweed, shed light on the events following the crash. She informed NBC4 in Los Angeles that Gene had passed out, leading to a chaotic situation on the road. The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department confirmed that emergency services were called to the scene, where they found Simmons’ vehicle had struck another car.
Medical Updates
Following the incident, Simmons was discharged from the hospital and is now recovering at home. He reassured fans, stating he is “doing fine.” Tweed added that recent changes to his medication necessitate increased hydration, an area where Simmons struggles.
Impact and Upcoming Appearances
- No injuries were reported from the crash.
- Simmons has resumed work shortly after the incident.
- KISS is scheduled for a special performance in Las Vegas from November 14 to November 16.
This concert will be part of the KISS Army Storms Vegas convention and comes just a month after Simmons’ alarming episode. In 2023, the band completed their last show at Madison Square Garden, marking a notable moment in their illustrious career.
Despite the scare, Simmons and KISS fans can look forward to an exciting return to the stage. The band continues to rock on, demonstrating resilience both on and off the stage.
