Gene Simmons Dishes On His Vault Experience And Why He Wanted To Share It With Fans Now

There aren’t many artists that can boast 50 years of rock and roll success, but that’s just what Gene Simmons has done. The KISS frontman was in Boston over the weekend to show fans just how much they mean to him. We told you about it back in the fall, but the weekend finally came for The Demon to deliver his Vault Experience to Bostonians. Friday night, he played a private show for fans in Lynn and on Saturday morning, we met up with the iconic Rock & Roll Hall of Famer at City Winery, who was in town hand delivering 38 pounds of the legendary bassist’s history to fans during an exclusive meet-and-greet.

From never-before-released songs (167 to be exact) and photos to stories and collectible items, each three-foot Vault is being personally delivered to fans this year by Simmons during his “Vault World Tour.” The $2,000 collection includes 10 discs, a leather-bound photo book, a Gene Simmons action figure, a gold medallion and a surprise item. The Vault Experience also includes a “Songs & Stories” segment where Simmons performs songs included in The Vault and provides background stories about the creative process behind the music.