Paul Stanley Can See Gene Simmon's Ego From His House
. And the frontman is amazed that anyone would pay attention to a musician's opinions on other matters, which is why he keeps his thoughts to himself. "Gene lives about five minutes from me -� I can see his ego from my house!," Stanley tells CNN. "Gene enjoys being out there saying 'me, me, me' when it's actually 'we, we, we.' We're partners, and part of the dynamic of a successful partnership is knowing its limitations. "Friends come and go; we're family, which is more important." Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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