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The footage published by a fan shows Gene Simmons and Ace Frehley performing at his house as part of the $50,000 package from Gene's Home Vault Experience. The duo, actually 1/2 of the original Kiss, plays a very depressed version of "Cold Gin." Check it out: https://youtu.be/fByIx_TMm8o The comment section of the video has hilarious texts, check out some: "Hire a kids school band, close your eyes, imagine Kiss and save $ 50,000." "I would not pay 50 cents on this ..." "Sorry children ... we spent much of our fund so that two old rockers would come home and their father could fulfill their childhood dream." "Ask for a refund, man." "It seems like two boys at school playing together for the first time." Read the official release of Gene Simmons The Vault: "Gene Simmons here. You might think you know all about me, but believe it or not there’s more… After years of being in the spotlight with KISS, I’ve decided it’s time to share another side with you, a deeply personal one. With The Vault, I’ve created a 50-year time capsule (1966 to 2016) that serves as a soundtrack to my life, filled with songs I’ve written, but have never been released. Until now." "The Vault includes 150 recordings featuring notable rock and roll artists and of course, my bandmates from KISS." "As an obsessive music fan and collector myself, I’ve packed The Vault with exclusive mementos created just for The Vault - a new Gene action figure, an “In Gene We Trust” oversized commemorative coin, a deluxe book containing over 50,000 words and 160-pages of unseen photos from my personal collection. As well as a track-by-track commentary on every song. And I’ve hand selected a personal gift from me to you direct from my very own archive." "The best part? I will hand deliver your Vault at an exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime, event near you." "This is my personal invitation. Welcome to The Vault." See more News

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