A KISS new album could potentially be in the works after Gene Simmons recently reported that he might have a few songs lined up for the band.

According to an interview with Loud Wire, Simmons could possibly bring the band back up to its feet, as he already talked with Paul Stanley about it and revealed how he could convince him for KISS to be back and create a new album.

"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?'"

Furthermore, he revealed how they could now work on their own freely without being have to be worried about a record label telling them what to do.

"There has to be a purpose to us doing an album," the KISS singer said, as reported by Press Entertainment. "There was a time when we did albums because the contracts said so. But I only want to work now when it's justified."

Meanwhile, an Independent Journal article reported how the FBI raided Simmon's house after getting tracks of child pornography downloads from their Internet connection.

Although the FBI believed that the singer has nothing to do with the alleged downloads, the musician told TMZ what he thinks about the investigation.

"That happens to everybody, and everybody should welcome the cops and the FBI to find out who these bad guys are, because everybody hides," he said describing the culprit as a cockroach in their home. "Cockroaches hide right in your kitchen, even though you didn't put them there. They're still there."

"You gotta tear down the walls and find out where the cockroaches live, and put 'em in jail, so they can become somebody's girlfriend."