Ace Frehley News !

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ah oui quand même..  

   

 

Ace Frehley, Peter Criss, Scott Ian, Frank Bello, Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, Billy Sheehan and Mike Portnoy
Soundcheck for Eddie Trunk's 30th Anniversary Party

PICTURES FROM EDDIE’S 30TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY GALLERY

http://eddietrunk.com/more-pictures-from-eddies-30th-anniversary-party-gallery-2/

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- Peter Criss & Ace Frehley To Call In To Eddie Trunk's Radio Show Tonight

Original KISS members Peter Criss and Ace Frehley will be calling in to Eddie Trunk's radio show tonight on Q104.3 in New York.

Eddie Trunk: "LIVE show tonight 1...1P ET on @Q1043 NYC. Both Peter Criss & @ace_frehley call in live to discuss their jam at my party and more!"

Listen live at 11 p.m. EST HERE: www.q1043.com

Source: www.twitter.com/EddieTrunk | Photo: Ron AkiyamaAfficher la suite

Ace Frehley: Deux nouveaux albums en préparation !


Coup double pour Ace Frehley, avec cette surprenante annonce venue de Chicago puis relayée via sa page officielle Facebook. Ace sort de son silence déclarant la parution prochaine de deux nouveaux albums "solo" sur le label eONE MUSIC !
Il était normal qu'à un moment donné "Space'Ace" refasse parler de lui dans la rubrique "Musique".
Ce nouveau "deal" comprendrait un nouvel album studio (en cours d'enregistrement) qui devrait paraitre au cours de l'année 2014 + un autre album.
Sans trop tirer de plans sur la prochaine "Comète" d'Ace (pour les nostalgiques..lol !), Frehley avait parlé dans certaines interviews lors de la promo d'ANOMALY, d'une floppée de titres inédits, qu'il gardait bien au chaud pour une parution future...
Selon toute vraisemblance, cette piste reste la plus plausible, car nous voyons mal Ace enregistrer coup sur coup deux albums avec un matériel complètement inédit.
Par contre, la réalisation d'un nouvel album, avec des titres "tout neuf", et un autre album contenant "The Unreleased Demos of Ace Frehley" (pour reprendre la formule d'Ace dans une interview datée de 2009 du célèbre site blabbermouth), cela ravirait à coup sur, tous les fans du Spaceman !
 
- Sylvain Verne - KISS JOURNAL FACEBOOK

Il y a donc un dieu ! Ace Frehley sois béni ton nom de baptême chowiiiiiggggg  

Ace Frehley, guitariste originel de KISS, a signé chez eOne Music pour deux albums. Pour rappel, le guitariste en juillet dernier en studio avec le batteur Matt Starr (BURNING RAIN) et le bassiste Chris Wyse (THE CULT, OWL) afin de travailler sur son nouvel album solo.

https://www.facebook.com/eOneMusicUS/posts/10151717229600919

Si il y a un album de Démo! Ca veut dire peut ètre: "BACK INTO MY ARMS!!!!!!"
Putain Putain Bref Ace fait aussi du neuf...

- KISS Guitarist Ace Frehley's Yorktown Heights House Catches Fire

Cause probed at guitarist Ace Frehley's house

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS — A house owned by former KISS guitarist Ace Frehley was damaged in a fire Saturday.


http://www.lohud.com/article/20131214/NEWS02/312140038/KISS-guitarist-Ace-Frehley-s-Yorktown-Heights-house-catches-fire?nclick_check=1

Interview de Matt Starr , le batteur d'Ace Frehley



http://www.moderndrummer.com/site/2013/12/drummer-matt-starr-ace-frehley-drummer-blog/#.Uq1uRMuA3IU

- Ace Frehley Announces New Album "Space Invader"




We are excited to announce the new album SPACE INVADER, Ace's first new solo album in five years, via E1 Music on June 24th, 2014.
The album will include at least nine brand new original songs as well as a cover of Steve Miller Band’s “TheJoker.”

An official statement from Ace surrounding the exciting news:
“Life on Earth has been very good to me, and the body of work I’ve created over the years has withstood the test of time. Today I see no obstacles before me and my creativity has never been more fine tuned. Growing up in an Alien world has enhanced my senses and allowed me to succeed where others would have failed. The best is yet to come!”

TEAM ACE

http://www.bravewords.com/news/220084

Ace Frehley Annonce son Nouvel Album "Space Invader" pour  le 24 juin 2014.
L'album aura neuf nouvelles chansons  ainsi qu'une cover de Steve Miller Band “TheJoker.”

Comme quoi, dans un éclair de lucidité, il sait parfois s'entourer de gens intelligents   

ACE FREHLEY RARE MOLIMO DEMOS - ALL 3 TRACKS - BARN FIND - 1971

http://ultimateclassicrock.com/ace-frehley-molimo-demo/

Merci Lolo, ça doit être ce qu'on appelle un document d'époque   

- Happy Birthday Ace    63 ans !

- Ace Frehley & Friends Perform "The Seeker"

Here's video of original KISS guitarist Ace Frehley with drummer Matt Starr, and Chris Wyse performing "The Seeker" at the House of Blues Sunset Strip during a celebration of The Who's Keith Moon & John Entwistle.

- Ace Frehley & Friends Perform "Behind Blue Eyes"

Here's video of Ace Frehley, Matt Starr, and Chris Wyse performing "Behind Blue Eyes" at the House of Blues Sunset Strip during a celebration of The Who's Keith Moon & John Entwistle.

Happy Birthday to the one and only Spaceman, Ace Frehley. 

pour tes 63 balais Ace à ta santé, tu sais bien ce que c'est ah ah

Celui-ci paraitra le 7 juillet en Europe chez SPV/Steamhammer, il portera le nom de Space Invader et contiendra neuf nouvelles chansons ainsi qu'une reprise de "The Joker", le tube de Steve Miler Band

La pochette a été réalisée par Ken Kelly !

Belle Pochette.... Meilleur qu' Anomaly en tout cas ^^

espérons que le contenu soit meilleur aussi !  

Track Listings:

1. Give It To Me
2. The Joker (Cover Steve Miller Band)
3. Time Waits For No One
4. Space Invader
5. Inside the Vortex
6. Gimme a Feelin’
7. Change
8. Reckless
9. Toys
10. Immortal Pleasures

non officiel pour le moment !

http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/original-kiss-guitarist-ace-frehley-i-definitely-blow-tommy-thayer-off-the-stage/

Ace est un putain de connard !!! je le savais abruti et ramolli du cerveau , mais a ce niveau !!! la dope et l'alcool lui on tué les 2 neurones qu'il avait ! enfin 2 je suis généreux !
dire que j'ai adoré ce mec !!!

ACE FREHLEY - "I Definitely Blow TOMMY THAYER Off The Stage
This is an excerpt from the July 2014 issue of Guitar World. For the rest of this story, plus features on Led Zeppelin and Jimmy Page, Albert Lee, "The Album that Changed My Life," the history of Taylor Guitars, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, columns, tabs and reviews of new gear from Fender, ESP/LTD, Vox, Boss, Sterling by Music Man and more, check out the June 2014 issue at the Guitar World Online Store.

At 63, legendary Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley is clean, sober, engaged to a pretty blond and enjoying life—much to the chagrin of some of his former bandmates. In the following interview, he speaks openly about his healthy attitude, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame debacle and his upcoming solo album, Space Invader.

This year started off innocently enough for Ace Frehley. Just one week prior to Christmas 2013, the former Kiss lead guitarist learned that he and his comrades in the original Kiss lineup—Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and Peter Criss—were finally being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame after 15 years of eligibility (and 15 years of outcry from the Kiss Army).

A cause for celebration, no doubt—and a golden opportunity for the four founding members of the legendary rock band to perform onstage together again for the first time since October 7, 2000, the final North American date of their Farewell Tour.

And then, somehow, it all imploded. In the weeks preceding the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony on April 10 in Brooklyn, New York, Kiss became the primary focus of every public and private discussion surrounding the event after they announced that there would be no Kiss performance—let alone a Kiss reunion—that night.

To make matters worse, the band members seized every opportunity to lambast one another in the press on a seemingly daily basis, effectively rendering what was supposed to be a triumphant reunion performance loaded with all the blood-spitting, fire-breathing, makeup-running pageantry that fans had been clamoring for all these years into a pitiful non-event.

“I was like, Jesus Christ, after 40 years of support you can’t give the fans 10 minutes?” says a still worked-up Frehley over a cup of black tea at Guitar World headquarters in New York. “The fans wanted it, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame wanted it. But Gene and Paul didn’t. It’s sad. They definitely lost some fans because of this decision.

“I think the reason they didn’t want to get together with the original members was because they’re afraid of history repeating itself. When we did Unpluggedin 1995, you saw what happened: because the fans were so excited about me and Peter playing with those guys, they had to scrap their last record [with then-current members Bruce Kulick and Eric Singer] and do a reunion tour [with Frehley and Criss in 1996]. Although at this point I don’t think Peter could do a two-hour show and a full tour. But I still got the chops. I definitely blow [current Kiss guitarist] Tommy Thayer off the stage.”

It’s obvious that Frehley is fired up, and with good reason. With the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame fiasco behind him, the clean-and-sober Spaceman is able to focus on the things in life that make him happy, like living in San Diego with his pretty blond 47-year-old fiancé Rachael Gordon, writing books, working with Gibson on various signature guitars and recording new music. Space Invader, his first record since 2009’s top-notch Anomaly, is due out in a few weeks, and Ace couldn’t be more excited.

“I haven’t had a drink in more than seven and a half years, and I feel great now,” says the 63-year-old guitarist. “I’m writing great songs and I’m singing great, and I’m super excited about this new album. It’s gonna be even better than Anomaly. I played some tracks for a couple of guys I was considering using for mixing, and the first thing out of their mouths was, ‘God, your voice sounds like it did on your 1978 solo record.’ Unlike some other people, whose voices aren’t maybe what they used to be. Not to name names, or anything.”

Your love affair with alcohol during Kiss’ heyday—and, well, all through the Eighties and Nineties—is well documented. Do you miss it? Are there days when you want a drink?

No. I haven’t had the urge to drink in a long time. And I don’t miss the hangovers, I don’t miss the smells, the late nights at the bars, or the people. I was hanging out with some pretty shady people in my heavy-drinking-and-coke years. I was in some situations that really could have gone sideways. I was just lucky. And you have to realize that my fans used to emulate my behavior when I was a crazy man—“Ace is a party animal, let’s go get loaded!” Then they’d go crash their car, and I’d feel terrible.

Now it’s turned around. And when someone comes up to me and says that they haven’t had a drink in six months and that they’re doing well because I am, that makes my day. Maybe that’s one reason why God has kept me alive. By all rights I should have died a half dozen times already, so every day above ground I’m thrilled.

Did you think Kiss would ever be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?

I knew that [the Hall] had to buckle to popular opinion. It was only a matter of time. We were first eligible 15 years ago, so I knew it would happen eventually. I mean, how can you exclude Kiss, one of the biggest American rock groups in history? Even though we didn’t perform, I’m still thrilled to be in it.

Where were you when you found out that you were being inducted?

I was at home in San Diego and got a call from my manager. Then, about a week later, I got the “congratulatory” call from Paul and Gene. And I could tell that there was some hesitancy on their part about the whole thing. I was asking them if we were gonna play, and Gene avoided the question by saying, “Well, we’re just looking forward to getting the four of us up there together and celebrating…whatever.” It was a noncommittal congratulatory call.

Then, about a week later, I was told that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame absolutely wants the four original members to reunite, and I said, “Great, I’ll do it.” And there was silence from Gene and Paul. And finally it was shot down. The next thing I heard is that Paul and Gene wanted to perform with the current Kiss lineup [with Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer]. And I said, Well, that’s kind of a slap in the face. I mean, they’re not even being inducted. I have to sit through a Kiss cover band when I’m receiving an award? I don’t think so.

I also heard at one point that they wanted me to perform in makeup with Tommy at the same time. I really didn’t want to be onstage with Tommy, but I said I would do it, as long as I got to play the bulk of the songs and that I could wear the Destroyer costume. Then a few days later [it was], “No, we’re not gonna play at all.” It was almost like they were trying to bait me, so that if I said no to anything they would just blame me for there being no performance. I was almost going to boycott the whole thing.