Latest about Ace Frehley
Ace Frehley forced to cancel show after a spill lands him in the hospital
The Space Ace was known for tripping on his high-heeled boots while in Kiss — but it was his intentional drops to his knees that did the real damage
Ace Frehley on why he didn’t play Kiss’ final show
The Space Ace has also revealed why he won’t be in Las Vegas for their unmasked show in November
Peter Frampton says Ace Frehley and Paul Stanley used his guitars on Kiss’s smash 1975 live album
The his rock acts were coincidentally working on their breakthrough live albums at Electric Lady Studios in New York City
Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley fought against a Kiss makeover. But it gave them their biggest hit
Producer Bob Ezrin pushed the group into uncharted waters and came out a winner with "Beth"
Paul Stanley weighs in on Kiss’s Las Vegas show, admitting, "I certainly miss the camaraderie onstage"
To those who think Kiss should call it a day, Stanley says, "We're not any other band. We don’t live by those rules"
Ace Frehley recalled his Kiss audition and revealed the amp setting that works every time
The Space Ace also shared details about his modified Les Pauls and guitar solos in his classic 1979 interview
When Kiss’s 1998 reunion album was in jeopardy, Bruce Kulick returned to the fold to save the day
'Psycho Circus' wasn’t Kiss at their best, but it’s a record that involves a revolving cast of past, present and future Kiss members
Ace Frehley says Kiss are lying about his departures from the group. Here's his side of the story
The guitarist parted from the glam rockers in 1982 and 2002, but he says the stories Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley have been spinning are false
Ace Frehley weighs in on three guitarists who have called him their six-string inspiration
The Space Ace recounts his experiences with Dimebag Darrell, John 5 and Slash, each of whom grew up as fans of the guitarist during his tenure with Kiss
“He was a loose cannon and played too fast. And I didn’t realize how short he was!” Ace Frehley tells us what he thinks of his Kiss replacements Bruce Kulick, Vinnie Vincent and Tommy Thayer
If Ace is the quintessential Kiss guitarist, where does that leave the others? Only the Space Ace knows for sure
