Kiss rocker Gene Simmons hails ‘insane’ visit to Houses of Parliament
Kiss star Gene Simmons was making his first trip to the Commons chamber (Katja Ogrin/PA)
By Richard Wheeler, PA Parliamentary Editor
Kiss star Gene Simmons said he witnessed “controlled chaos” during his “insane” visit to the Houses of Parliament to watch Prime Minister’s Questions.
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