Kiss star Gene Simmons gave MPs whiplash during this week’s instalment of Prime Minister’s Questions when he randomly turned up to watch the verbal ping-pong.
Kiss star Gene Simmons gave MPs whiplash during this week’s instalment of Deputy Prime Minister’s Questions when he randomly turned up to watch the verbal ping-pong.
The rock legend, 73, apparently had some spare time on his hands on Wednesday afternoon and decided to pay a visit to the Houses of Parliament where Deputy Prime MinisterLooking smart yet stylish in a black blazer and leather trousers with a pair of sunglasses, Gene kindly stopped to take photos with shocked onlookers including Rother Valley MP Alexander Stafford.
Gene was invited as a guest of DUP MP Ian Paisley and received a private tour before making his first trip into the Commons chamber. Speaking in the lobby, the American rocker told PA: ‘What I just saw in there was controlled chaos. It was the clash of wills but respectful – the right honourable so and so, it was fascinating.
‘In America, it’s like the middle finger is a salute. I think Americans can take a big lesson in civility in how to make democracy actually work and still respect the other side.’You never know who you might meet in Parliament – and it was a pleasure today to get meet the legendary Gene Simmons from
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