GENE SIMMONS Visits San Diego To Promote Frank's Energy Drink; Video Available

April 24, 2008

NBCSandiego.com reports that KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons rolled into San Diego Wednesday (April 23) in a limo, accompanied by a group of ladies, with one purpose in mind to promote a new energy drink called "Franks."

The rock star and his entourage of models rolled up to six different 7-Elevens for a meet-and-greet with fans.

"This is actually a better product, everybody talks about energy drinks but usually they're just cough medicine," said Simmons. "This is something thats actually pasteurized. It's Austrian and there are different flavors."

Fans lined up to greet Simmons on the 7-Eleven on College Avenue and tasted the new beverage. Many brought KISS T-shirts and guitars to have autographed.

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