When Ace Frehley played what would be his final concert last month, he took the stage with a rhythm guitar player who had been by his side longer than any other in his solo bands: Nashville shredder ...

For a group that performed in garish makeup and costumes amid explosions and fire-breathing, it’s perhaps not surprising that Kiss did not often get much respect as musicians. Yet the band’s ...

The ever-outspoken Gene Simmons has opened up about Ace Frehley's on-and-off relationship with Kiss, including a striking ...

On October 16th, the music industry lost a rock icon when Ace Frehley passed away at 74 years old. Throughout his time on the stage, the musician not only helped form the legendary band KISS but also ...

When Ace Frehley died on Oct. 16, he'd exceeded the expectations of many, especially some of his former Kiss bandmates. But in a sense, the guitarist had the last laugh (and what an incredible laugh ...

Ace Frehley might be most famous for his work with KISS, but he had one iconic solo hit to his name: 1978’s “New York Groove” from his self-titled solo album. That year, all four members of KISS — ...

In a new interview with Troy Patrick Farrell of the "This That And The Other" radio show, TRIXTER guitarist Steve Brown, who collaborated with Ace Frehley on the KISS legend's latest solo album, ...