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ACE FREHLEY Mixing New Material At NYC's STUDIO 4

November 6, 2007

According to KissAsylum.com, original KISS guitarist Ace Frehley mixed some of the recordings for his upcoming album at Studio 4 in New York City with engineer Jay Messina. Manhattan Center's Halsey Quemere assisted.

A photo of Ace, Jay Messina and Halsey Quemere at Studio 4 can be found at this location.

Frehley is aiming for a January 2008 release date for his new solo album. The guitarist — who recently celebrated one year of sobriety after relapsing during the summer of 2006 — has finished recording around 10 new songs for the effort but is looking to lay down two or three more in the next couple of months in order to make the CD "really special," he revealed during an appearance on "Friday Night Rocks".

Ace's new album was reportedly recorded with a trio of Ace, Anton Fig on drums and new bassist Anthony Esposito (LYNCH MOB).

As previously reported, Frehley was a guest on Eddie Trunk's "Friday Night Rocks" radio show on New York's Q104.3 FM on October 5.

To listen to the interview in its entirety, go to this location.

Frehley performed at Eddie Trunk's Halloween Bash 2007 at the Hard Rock Café in New York City on October 31. Watch fan-filmed video footage from the concert below.

(Thanks: Fullshred)

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