Kiss singer and bassist Gene Simmons reportedly is writing new songs for a new album but it isn't clearly confirmed if it is for the band or for his solo work.

A Loud Wire interview had Simmons believing that the group would come back together and potentially release a new album.

The bassist said in the interview how he believed Paul Stanley could possibly say "Yes" to recording new materials in the future.

"Paul may think there's not going to be another record; I suspect there will be," Simmons said. "We never force the issue. There is no one to answer to except our own gut. I recently wrote a song called 'Your Wish is My Command' and it feels like KISS. It came out pretty easy. When there's enough material, we'll look at each other and say, 'You wanna?'"

Meanwhile, the 66 -year-old musician revealed in an interview with Press Entertainment how different a potential new Kiss album would be stating how there would be no record labels telling them what to do.

"There has to be a purpose to us doing an album," the KISS singer said. "There was a time when we did albums because the contracts said so. But I only want to work now when it's justified. Sonic Boom was an album that was very much needed to be done and Monster just felt like, 'Well, we did Sonic Boom - let's see where we go from here.'"

"Having accomplished that, I feel we can move forward without new music. There are enough things going on in KISS that right now it doesn't feel utterly necessary to make a new album."