KISS frontman Paul Stanley wipes his nose as he approaches LA restaurant without his mask

KISS frontman Paul Stanley was pictured approaching a West Hollywood restaurant without his mask after recovering from COVID-19.

The rocker, 69, was spotted walking through the parking lot with a mask in hand on Monday before touching his nose and entering the establishment’s outdoor dining room.

Paul announced he recovered from COVID-19 on August 30, four days after testing positive for the disease.

Guidelines from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health state that those who have tested positive for the coronavirus must self-isolate at home for at least ten days to avoid spreading the infection.

The rock legend stayed casual for the occasion with his black V-neck t-shirt, ragged jeans and brown suede shoes.

He did not miss his famous head full of wavy black locks.

Since the announcement of his COVID-19 diagnosis on August 26, Paul has kept fans updated on his condition on social media.

Over the weekend, he revealed how brutal his “mild” COVID case was by tweeting a photo of Frankenstein.

“They say I had MILD Covid… I felt like this,” Paul tweeted alongside a picture of the monster.

However, Paul was seen defying public health orders last week when he was spotted entering a hotel without a mask, despite tweeting two days later that he was to remain in isolation for “a few more days. “.

‘REST!! Doctor’s orders so that we can hit the road on September 9th. Stay away from people for a few more days. Do I think my “freedom” includes endangering the health of others? … No, I don’t, “he tweeted with a selfie.

He informed his fans on August 26 that he had been ill with “flu-like symptoms” and learned he tested positive that afternoon.

The group released a statement shortly after, announcing that they were due to postpone their performance at the Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown, Pa. That evening in light of the news.

The ‘I Was Made for Lovin’ You ‘star then revealed on August 30 that he was fully recovered – but county rules would require him to continue to self-isolate.

“My COVID symptoms were MILD compared to a lot of others and let me tell you… It kicked me **. It’s over now, ”he said on Twitter.

KISS announced on August 31 that bassist Gene Simmons had also tested positive for coronavirus, forcing the group to cancel four more concerts to allow their recovery.

The statement read: “While Paul Stanley recently tweeted that he had recovered from COVID, Gene Simmons has now tested positive and is showing mild symptoms.

“The group and team will stay home and self-isolate for the next 10 days and medics have indicated that the tour should be able to resume on September 9 at the FivePoint Amphitheater in Irvine, Calif.”

All band and team members involved in the KISS End of the Road World Tour have been fully vaccinated, the statement said. And Stanley only felt mild symptoms.