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KISS frontman Paul Stanley has been pictured approaching a West Hollywood restaurant without his mask on after recovering from COVID-19.
The rocker, 69, was spotted Monday walking through the parking lot with a mask in hand before touching his nose and entering the outdoor dining section of the establishment.
Paul announced he had recovered from COVID-19 on August 30, four days after testing positive for the disease.
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health guidelines state that those who have tested positive for coronavirus should self-isolate at home for a minimum of ten days to prevent spreading the infection.
Stepping out: KISS frontman Paul Stanley was pictured Monday approaching a West Hollywood restaurant without his mask on, nearly two weeks after announcing he had tested positive for COVID-19
The rock legend kept it casual for the occasion with his V-neck black T-shirt, tattered jeans, and brown suede shoes.
There was no missing his famous head full of wavy black locks.
Since announcing his COVID-19 diagnosis on August 26, Paul has been keeping fans updated on his condition on social media.
Over the weekend he revealed just how brutal his 'mild' case of COVID was as he tweeted a photo of Frankenstein.
Don't touch your face! The rocker, 69, was spotted Monday walking through the parking lot with a mask in hand before touching his nose
Low-key: The rock legend kept it casual for the occasion with his V-neck black T-shirt, tattered jeans,
