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“Our intention was to go out on stage and destroy all living things”: How Gene Simmons intimidated Geezer Butler when Kiss supported Black Sabbath

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“Our intention was to go out on stage and destroy all living things”: How Gene Simmons intimidated Geezer Butler when Kiss supported Black Sabbath

Kiss supported Black Sabbath for three dates on the Sabotage tour, and Gene Simmons remembers it well

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