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Stanley Simmons<\/a> have released their fourth single, a trippy blast of ’60s-styled guitar pop named “Cellophane.”<\/p>\n You can watch the song’s video below.<\/p>\n “Cellophane” is the fourth song that Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons – respectively the sons of Kiss<\/a> stars Paul Stanley<\/a> and Gene Simmons<\/a>\u00a0– have released since announcing that they were working together in early 2025<\/a>.<\/p>\n They released the psychedelic “Body Down<\/a>” in December of 2025, followed it with the more straight-ahead “Dancing While the World is Ending<\/a>” in March 2026, and shared the folky “Temporary Love<\/a>” in May.<\/p>\n With each new song it becomes clearer that Stanley and Simmons have no desire to repeat the formula that made their fathers famous. “Do I wanna put the makeup on and be ‘Baby Paul?’ F– no,” Evan declared while announcing “Body Down.” “I’ve got my own thing going.”<\/p>\n The elder Stanley expressed his pride during the band’s 2025 Land Locked in Las Vegas fan event. “This is not a paid announcement,” he declared from the stage. “Wait until you hear Nick and Evan’s album, it’s unbelievable. It’s hard to believe they came from us!”<\/p>\n Read More: Watch Stanley Simmons Make Their Live Debut<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n