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ACE FREHLEY: Making of 'Do Ya' Video Available

June 5, 2007

According to KissNews.de, a rare clip of original KISS guitarist Ace Frehley making the "Do Ya" video is available for viewing at this location (3.40 minutes, 12 MB). "Do Ya", a cover of the classic ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA track from 1976, appeared on Frehley's third solo effort, "Trouble Walkin'", released in October 1989.

Ace has recorded 10 new songs for a brand new studio album, tentatively due later in the year. The recordings were made with a trio of Ace, Anton Fig on drums and new bassist Anthony Esposito (LYNCH MOB). Ace's touring band feature Ace, Anthony and other players yet to be announced.

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