Last month, KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons offered fans the opportunity to spend a day with him at New York City’s iconic Electric Lady studio, scene of the band’s very first recording session, way back in 1972. For just under $6,000, purchasers (plus their guests) were able to record a song wit…
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