GENE SIMMONS Says Son Has 'Usurped' His 'Throne' As The Ultimate Alpha-Male

January 7, 2008

BuddyTV.com reports: Rock icon and reality star Gene Simmons has a tremendous effect on women. By his own count, he claims to have slept with more than 4800 women. Nowadays, however, it seems the ladies have set their eyes on another Simmons, and it's none other than Nick Tweed-Simmons, Gene's teenage son.

"Nick has usurped my throne, as the alpha-male of all alpha-males," Gene Simmons, who stars in A&E's "Gene Simmons Family Jewels", told an Australian publication called The Advertiser. "So when I'm in public and the girls run over and I'm thinking to myself, 'Simmons, you devil, you've still got it'. And you know when they giggle? [That's when] I'm thinking, 'Yeah babe, I've still got it' and they go: 'Where's Nick?'"

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